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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-05-17, Page 81 THE WINGHAM TTM S MAY 112 1906 Ate e ,yrile, e/111eNsrW4 ills r1 ,11.111,e "S1/64.110011"%416.11 Thos. Field has built a large ad- dition to his slaughter house in Lower On Sale This wingham. \Veok. —Mr, Robt. Graves has completed the new addition to his dwelling hones in Lower Wingham, —Oakville's local option by-law bas been quashed, and commissioners sale. We have placed on sale this week a line of Ready- grant licenses in the town. made Wrappers awaybelow cost—Tenders axe asked for the building 1'I� . of cement walks at St. Paul's Church Also a line of Ready-made Skirts, regular' $4 arid $ Rectory, and for improvements to the andon ;ale at $2.00 and $$.00 each. • house, west of the church. See advt. + iu another column. If you want a big bargain in a Spring Coat, come $ —The annual convention of the W. F. M. Society of the Presby teriau Church in Canada is being held in Winnipeg this week. Upwards of five hundred delegates are in attendance. Mrs. (Rev.) D. Perrie is in attendance as delegate from the Wingham Society. in and see what we are offering at $2.75 each. A Few Bargains in Groceries for Saturday only: 23 the Granulated Sugar - $1 00 8 lbs. Cornmeal - - 23o 4 boxes Corn Starch 3 bottle Extract • 3 lbs. Mixed Cakes 9 lbs. Oatmeal 25e 2 cans peas and one of cora • 25o 25o 25c - 25o 2 cans Tomatoes 7 bars good Soap - 25o 25c HIUHEST PR10Es PAID FOR TRADE. Carey .Dry Goods Co. PERSONAL. we shall be glad to have contributions to this column from any of our readers. If you have visitors or purpose going away yourself, drop effect. in and tell us, or send us a note to that Mrs. Vanetone of Hamilton is visiting with her son, Mr. R. Vanstone. Mrs. Geo. Phippen, sr., has returned home after spending a year in Michigan. The Misses Bridges, of Goderieh are visiting at the home of Chief Vannor- mau. Mrs. D. McInnis has returned home after spending the winter months in Toronto. Mr. Wm. Finlay has returned from London and has taken his old position in the Western Foundry. Mr. A. E. Breda ha, of Blyth was- in town for a few hours on Monday, while on his way to Toronto. Messrs. Hamilton, Hilyard and Alonzo Finlay left this week for London, having taken a position in oue of the foundries in that city. Mrs. Day, who has been visiting with her daughter, Mrs. A. J. McCullough for some time, leaves today for Guelph to visit with relatives. Mrs. John G. Robertson left last week for Weston to reside, Mx. Robertson having taken a position in the Moffatt stove works some weeks ago. Mrs. A. J. McCullough and family leave this week for London, where they in- tend residing as Mr. McCullough is now employed in the MoOlary foundry. The many friends of this family are sorry to hear of their removal from town. Dr. P. and Mrs. Macdonald intend sailing on the 31st May for Liverpool and will spend a few weeks in the old land. Their numerous friends will wish them a safe and pleasant trip and hope to see them return home greatly benefit- ted by the ocean voyage. PHONE 70. (Ritchie's Old Stand) WINGHAM. • • MINOR LOCALS. —East Wawanosh Council will meet as a Court of Revision on Monday, May 28th. —Look at R. Snox's new advt. in this issue. —Grand growing weather during the past week. —Wingham horse races on Wednes- day and Thursday, June Oth and 7th. —The assessor's returns show that Owen Sound has a population of 10,765. —Mr. Pater Deans is offering his pro- perty for sale. Get full particulars on the premises. —Mr. A. Nicol is having a granolithio walk built from the side of the street to his residence. —The bricklayers commenced work this week on the new building at the —Dungannon L. 0. L. No. 324, has Union factory. decided to celebrate the two hundred —Thursday of next week is Victoria and sixteenth anniversary of the Bat tle of the Boyne in that village on .Tuly 12th. —Walkerton will have no lacrosse club for this season. —A special meeting of Wingham, L 0. L , No. 794, will be held to -morrow (Friday) evening, for the conferring of degrees and other business. —Dr. Rollins was last week presented with a beautiful seal and a pipe and a gold -beaded cane prior to his removal from Exeter to Saskatoon, Sask. Coughs, colds, hoarseness. and other throat Ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene tablets. ton cents per box All druggists —Ordera for Walker & Clegg's fine lines of upholstered furniture are coo- ing in so fast that the factory workmen are obliged to work every evening. —Mr. G. H. Mooney, editor of the Ripley Fxpress has been appointed Im- migrant Agent for the South Riding of Bruce by the Dominion Government. day—a public holiday. —The tax rate in Mitchell for 1000 -. will be 21 mills on the dollar. —The work on the fourth story addi- tion to Walker & Clegg's factory will be almost completed this week, In Canada the failures in April num- bered 82, with assets of $302,400, and liabilities of $927,160, compared with 93 failures, with assets of $453,839 and lia- bilities of $1,123,564 in April last year. —Mr, James Walker last week pur- chased the store property at present oc- cupied by Walker Bros. & Button. —In a junior football match at Listo• wel, on Monday evening, Atwood won from the home team by a score of 2 to 1. —Thomas Welsh, a laborer, residing at Exeter, committed suicide by hanging himself in his cellar ou Monday morn- ing. —Messrs. Paton & Davidson are drill- ing a well on Mr. W. H. Green's prop- erty, corner of Minnie and Patrick streets. —The first sitting of tbe Court of Re- vision for the Town of Wingham will be held in the Town Hall, on Monday even- ing, May 28th. ;.-,—Assessor Campbell, of Goderieh re- ports the population of that town at 4,- 416, and the increase in assessment at about $200,000. —All members of Camp Caledonia, Sons of Scotland are requested to be present at the regular meeting next Monday evening. —Mr. G. A. Bogart, manager of the Dominion Bank at Montreal, has been appointed general manager, to succeed the late T. G. Brough. Minerva Encampment, I, 0. 0. F. is making arrangements for holding its annual excursion to Sarnia and Detroit on Saturday, August llth. NewStationery W. J. PRIGS, 1".D,S,r D.D.S. DENTIST (Successor to Pr liollowav) Willcentinne the practice in the office lately oempled by Dr. Holloway, in the Beaver Block, Wingham. 110TICE. NOTICE is hereby given that a :Y Law was passed by the 'Municipal Counc ' of the Town of V Ingham, on the 7th • of May. A. D. 1006, providing fdr the i ue .f debentures to the amount of 415006 00 'o • e purpose of pur- chasing a site and ere g a High School; and. that such By -Law was registered in the Be• gistry odic, of the County of Huron on the Tenth day of May, A. D. 1066. Any notion to,qunsh or set aside the same or any part thereof must be made with in three months of ter the first publication of this notice and cannot he made thereafter. Dated the 17th day of May, A. D. 1900 T. B. FERGUSON, Clerk. COURT OF REVISION Take notice that the Court of Revision TOWN OF WIN I M the Wilt bo:d its first sitti • in a Town Hall in the sai. o •Lon —Listowel has decided to hold an old boys' reunion on the last day of July, and first three days of August. Parma- ment officers have been engaged to make all the necessary arrangements for the reunion. —From the London Free Press we learn that Mr. Rich. Armstrong, of this town, underwent the operation on his neck at Si. Joseph's Hospital in London on Monday and is doing as well as could be expected. —Don't ask "When will ' Wingham's new post office be completedi" The TIMES said last fall that the building would not be completed before October, 1900, and from present appearance that will be the date, if not a later date. —Sunday morning fire destroyed the barns of Job Carr, concession 12, Bruce township, together with all 'his imple- ments and stock. The fire was caused by a spark from the chimney of his dwelling house. Loss $2,000; covered by insurance. —The newspaper is a law book for tbe indolent, a sermon for the thoughtless, a library for the poor and an admonisher for the lawless. It may stimulate the most indifferent, but it cannot be pub- lished without cost and sent free to sub- scribers. This is no joke. At Kr M. Fisher's Book Store —1 R IS ti PoI'I.I N —Dt'Trtt FAP,11K ---S1t:13IIt0('K LINEN with Envelopes to match. 'U Also, "Swiss Vale," "Eng- lish Linen," and "Onion Skint, Tablets. A large stock of ordinary stationery always on hand. Miss 1h M1 Fisher Successor to Cooper & Go, Monday, the 2 th day of May, A. D. MG at the hour of 8 o'clock P. M. All persons having business at the said Court should govern themselves accordingly T B. FERGUSON, Cleric. Dated, Clerk's office, Wingham, May 10th, 1906. DELICATE BABIES. THE BEST PLACE IN WINGHAM TO SECURE A COURT OF RE ION Take notice that 11 . t - , tings of the Court of Revision of the es+ment Roll of the Township of Turnbe y for the year 1000, w ill be held in the Clerk's office, Bluevale on Monday, the 28th day of May Next, at 2 o'cloolc Y.M. An parties iuterested will please take notice andurnberry Mgovern themselvay141eh,s accor1900dingly. T JOUR BURGESS. Township Clerk. Township .of East Wawanosh. Every delicate baby starts life with a serious handicap Even a trivial illness is apt to end fatally, and the mother is kept in a state of constant dread. Baby's Own Tablets have done more thn any , sickly ey give the mother a feeling of secnri , as through their use she sees her de 'tate child de- . S. M. LeBlanc, says :—"Up to nths my baby was weak and sickly a d at that ago could not walk. It .was then I began using Baby's Own Tablets, and the change they wrought in her condition was stir - prising. She began to get strong at once and has ever since been a perfectly well child." Every mother who values the health of her little one should keep a box of Baby's Own Tablets in the house. Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 25c a box from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. Sore Throat and Coughs A simple, effective and safe remedy for all throat irritations is found in Cresolene Antiseptic Tablets They combine the germicidal value of Cresolenewith the soothingproperhes of slippery elm and licorice. 100. A11 Druggists 400 —Word was received this week to the effect that Mrs. Hugh Rosa, who was taken to Brantford hospital last week stood the journey well and is progress- ing very well. We hope that both Mr. and Mrs. Ross will soon return to Wing. ham felly restored to health. other medicine to make we children well and strong. T Piano Organ OR Violin IS AT • DAVID BELL'S Terms to snit purchaser. TENDERS WANTED. TENDERS will be ectived by the under- signed up to o'clock p m., of the 22nd day of flay, 19aii, for tho buildidg of n High School at the wn of Wingham. Plans and specifi tions can be seen at Henry Simpson's o ice, 17 Toronto street, Toronto, and at the ecretary's office, Wing - ham. DUDL HOLMES, Secretary. NOTICE TO LADIES 1 Miss May I. Campbell, of Wingham would again remind the ladies of Wingllam and sur- rounding country that she is still able to supply i hem with the Minuet Shirt and Waist Holder. market, Mtss Campbebest ll would r' dvise e the on to secure them early in the season as the de- mand for thein is on the increase. These articles can be had on sending n postal card to Wingham P.O. or from Miss L. Graham, opposite the post office. BULL AND H FOR SERVICE COURT OF REV. ION The undersignedwil premises. Lots 11 an (Wingham Junction), horn Bull, "Admiral" The first sitting of he C•: rt of Revision and from imported stock. appeal for Township • f est Wawanosh for ilege of returning if 1906, will be held at tl : ' outwit Roonn. Marnoch breds, 65.00. P.O. Lot 84, Con. 9, on MONDAY, MAY 28th, at 10 -o'clock n. in , of which all persons inter- ested are hereby required to take notice: Ordinary Municipal business will be dealt with in the afternoon of same day. East Wawanosh, May 15th 1006. P. PORTEnrixr.D, Oklk. veloping healthily. M Eastern Harbor, the age of fifteen PROPERTY FOR S 4. The undersigned offers his - .roperty on the north end of Josephs, : str.: