The Wingham Times, 1906-07-12, Page 1i'HE WNL
VOL XXXV.--NO. 1796.
Tailor -Made
miusinemomuusimma
Clothes
$.15.
We will make your suit to
your exact measures, to your
order for fifteen dollars cor-
rectly shaped and faultless-
ly fitted, superbly tailored
from some pure, all -wool fab-
ric, staunchly guaranteed.
For sevelteen, 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, 3.75. $4, $5, $6.
A fine selection of Gents' Fur-
nishings always in stook.
IYI.S1L1 flomath
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher
2 doors front post office.
Customs Returns.
The cu atoms re
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
To Sarnia
The annual populi
I, 0. 0. F. to Sarn
this year take piece
ust llth and is likely
trip to Detroit for
the date iu mind an�
giving full particular
?+d Detroit.
✓ exoursion of the
and Detroit, will
n Saturday, Aug -
to be the last cheap
Ehis season. Keep
1 watch for bills
Z,SUMMER SALE. -Sl
of all Dress Fabrics,
Bowlers
Two rinks of
skipped by Meseri
A, M. Crawford e
tournament in Sea
did not have vet
different rink gap
Mr. D. T Bepbu
mounted umbrellj
er Cash Sale
EO. E, KING,
(t Seaforth.
Wingham bowlers,
D. T. Hepburn and
tended the bowling
orth last week, They
r good luck in the
e, but in the doubles
won a beautiful gold
as the fleet prize.
WANTED -500 Men and Boys to buy
Clothing at H. E. ISARD & Co'S.
urns for Goderioh and
R. T. of T Garden Party.
A garden party under the cusp -den//
of
Wingham Coupe , No. 114, R. . of T.,
will be held at th residence f Mr. W.
H, Green, on T esday ev iug, July
17th. Music wil be f nished by a
string band, and s ver vocal selections
will also be given Refreshments will
bo dispensed. All are invited to come
and enjoy the eve ing. A silver collec-
tion will be taken
its outporta for tete year ended, June 30,
1906, show an increase of $2,021.88 over
the previous yea e the figures being as
follows:
Year ending J ine 30, 1906, $64,433.77.
Year ending ane 30, 1905, $61,811,79.
FALL FAIR R b TES.
A
Wingham Sept. 27 28
Toronto Aug. 27 -Sept. 10
London Sept. 7-15
Goderich Sept. 26.27.28
Blyth .... Sept. 18-19
Listowel . , ..
Lucknow ... . ............. .
Teeswater .
Brussels
Highest price paid for hides and poul-
try at T. Fells' butcher shop. •
Sept. 25.26
Oct. 2- 3
Oct. 3- 4
Oct. 4. 5
NEW ARRIVALS
Pure Paris Green
(Government standard) -the beet
25c per pound.
Antiseptic Foot powder
Eases and cures tired, sweaty
and swollen feet.
15G a box, or 2 for 256.
Walton McKibboo
Phut. B.
DRUGGIST.
Macdonald Blook - WINGTIADt
This store closes at 8 p. m.,
every evening exoept Saturday.
01000111.10
Wingha
The prize list f
to be held on
September 27th a
ed and copies ha
the members. T
been entirely re•
new features ha
tending exhibitoes
the list by calliu
Secretary, H. B. ]1' 1iott, at the TIDIES
office.
11.11.10010 P 111101i
Fall Fair.
Wingham's fall fair
ureday and Friday,
d 28th has been print -
been mailed to all
e list this year has
rranged and many
been added. In -
an have a copy of
on or writing the
WINGHAM,
AM
ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1906.
Wear Gfreer's Shoes and Rubbers
Wingham
The Voters' LietfI
ham for 1906 has
first posted up on
The number of vo
year is 804, made t
153, Ward 2; 188,Wpppard 3; 282 Ward 4.
The number of pars s qualified to serve
as Jurors is 335.
oters' List.
r the Town of Wing -
en printed and was
onday of this week.
era on the list this
p of 181 in Ward 1;
HORSES FOR SALE -Heavy., moat
Fillies, Geldiugs and RoaJs�ers.
TT&KING.
Family Re -Union.
The family of Mrnd Mrs M Walker of
town held a family re -union on Satur-
day and Sunday 1
family were preset
well as the two son
dale and Geo, of
happy gathering a
sat down for dinne
home of Mr Elis
Wawanosh.
New Machi Shop,
Mr, W. A. Currie h 9 the work on his
new machine, shop on -tosepbine street,
south of the Exchange -iota, about com-
pleted, A lot of new I tacninery le now
being placed in positio and Mr. Currie
copes to be irr a positive!' in a few days
to handle all kinds of repair work, is
iron, steel and wood w king machinery,
Barn Rais'�ng Accident.
Mr. Percy Copal�nd, of the Townsht $
O Ta nberr e t with h
e rions
f r tiv a e
y,
accident on Frida last. He was assist-
ing at a barn ra siug at air. Abrem's
near 13elmore and fell from the frame
work, breaking h s arm. The aocident
will lay him asid for a good portion of
the busy season o the farm,
H. Davis has several good houses and
a farm for sale. See him for partiou-
tare.
Entrance E aminations.
341 candidates wr to on the Entrance
Examination at th various centres in
East Huron this ye . Last year 331 can-
didates wrote. The rammer andLitera-
tura papers were r ther difficult. The
Arithmetic paper w s also pretty heavy.
There will be a few more failures this
year than last. The rapers are examined
by three Boards c' Examiners, The
Seaforth and Brusse a papers are examin-
ed by the Seaforth 3oard, composed of
Principals Rodgers and Shiilinglaw, Miss
Killoran and Inspeettor Robb. Clinton
and Blyth papers bthe Clinton Board,
obmposed of Prinoi els Houston, Lough
and Inspector Rob , and Wingham,
Wroxeter and Ford ich papers, by the
Wingham Board,co posed of Principals
Taylor, Musgrove a d Inspector Robb.
The results will be ublished next week.
PRESERVIN) TIME. -If you come to
D. M. Gordon's for your gem jars and
the beet presseviurt anger in the world,
yon will not be disappointed either in the
price, quantity or quality,
Funeral at T .eswater.
The young lady, /lee Mae Button,
the report of Whose s d drowning ap.
peered in our last iasis was a daughter
of Mr Chas Batton, nerk of Culroes,
who resides near Tee c water. The be -
know anything
they saw the
ere Miss Batton
WANTED- A bright young man, about
10 years of age, for general office work.
THE WESTERN FOUNDRY CO,
1.0 0. F.
On Thursday e
M. Bro John D
paid an official vii
et. Members of the No 119, 1. 0. 0.
t from Toronto as ficers for the ter
, Thee E. of Rivers- of the evening th
rnssele. It was a freshments at lb
d on Sunday sixty officers for the of
and supper at the N. G.......
a Walker in East V G
Recording S
Financial S
Treasurer..,
Warden
Fon SALE -Comfortable nine -roomed
dwelling on Minnie street. .Apply at
the TIDIES office.
Twenty Y rs Ago.
From the Winni g Free Press of
Jane 25rd last we t ke the following
item, which appears under the heading
of twenty years ago, rid has reference
to our worthy Postttster. The para-
graph reads: -"Mr. Peter Fisher, of
Wingham, Ont., and :he first man to
erect a house in Regi ea, where he still
has considerable inter sts, is in the city, a
guest of his brother -ii -law, Rev. A. A.
Cameron, D. D."
D. M. Gordon is offering for a few
days, Black Silk Grenadines worth in
the regular way $2 25 for $I 25 per yard.
Such opportunities do not ofteu occur but
we like to secure bargains for our cus-
tomers when we oan.
• Toron
The Huron 01
Toronto on Sati
number of forme:
county tie well a
who took advents
spend a few days
special train arriv
ly after 1 o'clock o
and nearly five hunttred passengers came
up on the Palmern line, while felly
the same number w int up the Goderich
line. The visitors spent the three days
quiety among theirIsiend8. On Saturday
evening a football snatch was played on
the town park, bete-een the Albione of
Toronto and local p Ayers, resulting in a
victory for the visit ma by a scorn of 2 to
1. Among the. visi ors we noticed the
following: -Mr an Mrs J S Timmins,
Mrs John Henry d children, Harry
Carr, Mr and Mrs m Mitchell, Foster
Fyfe, Roy Gordon, liSr and Mrs Adam
Walker, Miss Sara Stewart, Geo Loutt-
it, Dr McKibben, hoe Moorehead, Mrs
John E Anderson d daughters, Stella,
Ella, Lena, Ruby d Emma and eons here will wish her a happy wedded life.
Hardy and Wend 1, Roy Gray, Mies J. The bride is a si or of Mrs Goo Tervit,
Miller, Saml. Snaith, Miss Ada Fyne of Kincardine a Mrs Andrew Fergu-
and Mies King, son, of East Wa anoeh.
o People Here
Boys' excursion from
rday last brought a
residents to the old
a number of people
e of the cheap trip to duchess satin ov
ith old friends. The trimmings ot ail
d in Wingham short- and silk lace, an
Saturday afternoon any bridal veil
She carried a b
tions. The brieesmaid was Miss Flor-
ence Woodruff_ of Sydenham, Ont ,
sister of the gree m, and was attired in
white silk, trimmed with embroidered
chiffon and carrd a shower bouquet of
pink carnations. The groom was sup-
ported by Dr J T Wright, of Manitou,
Man. Tho gro): a's present to the bride
was a diamondd emerald ring and to
the bridesmaid gold bracelet, sot in
(male. To the roomeman a diamond
stick pin. The 'sappy couple left on the
evening train, ona tour to the coast, vis-
iting at Banff, 'otoria and Vancouver
and on their re .irn will reside at N'es•
hitt. The many friends of the bride
reeved parents did no
of the accident unti
account in the newspa
was not expected in Twswater until the
Tuesday evening, ha. ing intended to
visit with Toronto rienda for a few
days. Mr Button wit to Toronto on
Thursday and broughWhe remains home,
the funeral taking pace to Teeswater
cemetery on Friday afteruoon, Miss
Button was a mice o� •• Mr Jesse Button
of town and Air and is Button attend
ed the funeral at Tees ater. The canse
fficers Installed.
ning last, D. D. G.
uglas, of Wroxeter,
it to Maitland Lodge,
., and installed the of-
. After the business
members enjoyed re -
ore's restaurant. The
rrent term are:-
.... S. A. Maguire
Percy Hill
cretary J F Groves
retary..T J Elliott
...... H B Elliott
A Bell
Conductor.. - . J W Hewer
R S N G... ... R Cruickshank
L S N G, ... ..... R H Crowder
R S S Geo Allen
LSS JWDodd
Chaplain,., ,..,Rev T S Boyle
1 G S Piper
O G R Bargese
RSV G... .... A J Alderson
LSV G... .... Chas H Green
Dr. Ovens, London,Surgeon eon E P
g y+
Ear, Nose and Throat will be at .Mc-
Kibbon's drug store, Tuesday, July 3rd.
Hours 2 p. m. to 8 p. m. Glasses prop*
erly fitted.
Married
' A happy event
Trinity Church,
when Dr G. A.
of the drowning of t
still a mystery. The
the sympathy of ma
time of affliction.
at Winnipeg.
took plane at Holy
innipeg, on June 27th,
Woodruff, of Nesbitt,
a young lady is
ereaved will have
friends iu their
High School ,eachers Engaged.
Mr. Jae G Wo kman, of Orangeville,
ham been engaged es mathematical master
of the Wingham Iigh School, and Mise
F. B. Ketcheson, -f Toronto, as teacher
of moderns and Inglieh, These, with
Mr. 3 A Taylor is principal, will con •
stitute the teaohiistaff for the present.
Next week we mer be able to give par-
ticulars as to th qualifications of the
newly engaged to chers.
Fon SALE -Good Dwelling House and
one acre of land, now occupied by me;
For terms and particulars apply to Geo.
MCKENZIE.
200 -acre farm for sale; an mile from
town, church and school. A snap if
sold at once. Owner going west. For
terms, etc., apply to GEO. SPOTTON,
Wiugham.
Man,, was jaine(''in wedlock with Miss
Lottie McCurdy_ youngest daughter of
the late Daniel McCurdy, of Nesbitt,
Man,, and forms=ly„ of Wingham. The
interesting cares ony was performed by
Rev Archdeacon'Fortnue, assisted by
Rev J Wolfe, o Wawenesa. Mendel-
shon's wedding arch was played by
Dr Robert Fletc er. The bride Iooked
charming in a p incess dress of cream
r cream taffeta, with
.en 'embroidered chiffon
l wearing the custom -
and orange blossoms.
uquet of,white earns -
Sunday S ool Excursion.
Arrangements a now complete for
the annual Sunda School excursion to
Kincardine on Wi ham's oivie holiday,
Friday, July 27th. The special train
will leave Wingha at 9 12 a. in and
the fare is 70 cents or adults and 35
This will for children. Th s wt I make a
pleasant day's outi g and with fine
weather the excarsio promises to be as
well patronized this ear as in former
years. The Wingha.. Citizens' Baud
will be present and nrnish music at
Kincardine during t.: day. Arrange-
ments have .been mad for the free use
of the beautiful park a d pavilions, and
and an abundant snpp 1 of prepared tea
and ecffee and hot w er for all who
wish to picnic on the .ark. Excursion-
ists will, of course, 'supply their own
pails, pitchers, cups,
All baskets must be ,.roperly labelled.
The trains will have .: ggage cars attach-
ed to convey basket:, supplies, etc., and
these will be remov' d to and from the
station to the park ,see of charge.
Proper rainage.
Mr. Wm H. Dey, Lecturer in Physics
in the Ontario A icultural College at
Quelph, writes to th TIMEH as follows: -
The Department of hyeice at Ontario
Agricultural Culleg i is endeavoring to
emphasize the impo ante to farmers of
proper drainage of their land. This
meets with such he ty approval by the
Minister of Agric lture that he has
authorized tie to go out among thefarin-
ers where requests , take tha levels of
their land, locate he drains for them,
and give information generally on the
subject, the only e epense connected with
it being the traveling expenses of one
or three persons in
ave work to be done,
ther to have all done
h one paying his pro -
the expense. This
iutlay to a very small
11 be glad if in the
paper you oan find
g mention of this
leo endeavoring to
with regard to dam -
the hope that a full -
its habits and freaks
efficient protection
man. Where tw
the same vicinity
they arrange tog
during one trip, ea
portionate share of
reduces individual
sum indeed. I eh
next issue of your
space to make fitti
matter. We are
collect information
age by lightning in
er understanding o
may lead to mor1
against it.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
TOWN CO NOM,.
Council met on Fri ay eveuing; mem-
bers alt present, xcept McDonald ;
minutes of June me inga confirmed.
A communication rom the G. T. R
was read, agrcetng t accept the offer of
the Council to snpp their locomotives
with water at Win ham station for $425
yearly, on condi on that the town
would eater into a regiment at that price
for ten years.
The Council t+fought ten years too
long, and that fi' a years would be bet-
ter. The matter was left in the hands
of the Waterworl a committee, on motion
of D. Ball and *ma.
J. A. Morton teddressed the Council on
behalf of Howscn, Harvey and Brockle-
bank, regarding' the lease of water to
that firm. As tine firm would have to
spend $1500 or "2000 to build a flame,
they thought tht the lease should run
for 15 years (th probable life of the
flume ) They -ere willing, however,
that the Town eh old have the right to
terminate the ag emeut at any time by
giving six mouths notion, and pad ing a
proportionate cos of tbe flume for the
then unexpired tex in of the lease. On
motion of Hanna std D Bell, the Ex-
ecutive wee auttneizsd t0 ohne the
agreement uccordi rely. r
cam and sugar. '
Grand Trunk T
Checking Bag;
The system ad.
Trunk Railway S
with the Trans
Lines for through
to Liverpool, Engl,
Montreal and Qu
pepnlar and is b
used as the syst
known and the
many eomplimeta
for ivagnrating
for checking and ha
baggage. Passeng
Trans Atlantic tri
themselves of this s
checking to Liverpoo
see that all baggage i
with the steamship le
which they intend
latels reading "W
Wanted" as the case
ed in order that Ste
may be kept seperate 1
wanted until arrival
Labels for this purpose
by the different Steam
whom transportation i
Should be attached to
before presenting bag
cheoking.
E AIR NG -I have
MACHINE R P Iaken t
over the machine shop of W G Paton
and am prepaeeddo do all kinds of steam
and hot water fitting, repairs to engines
and boilers and all kinds of farm mach-
inery. ROBERT M. COOPER
rough System of
age to England.
ted by the Grard
stem in connection
Atlantic Steamship
hecking of bag e
rid, via the p s of
ec is pr g very
ing mor and more
becomes generally
ompany is receiving
y letters and notices
s improved method
ling Trane -Atlantic
rs contemplating a
desiring to avail
atom of through
are requested to
properly labelled
el of the line by
ailing and that
nted," or "Not
ay be, are attach -
•Room baggage
om baggage not
at destination
will be furnished
hip Agenta from
purchased, and
aggage by owner
age at Station for
Dr. Butler, London, will be at Queen's
hotel on: -Tuesday, Jane 19th; Tues-
day, July I7th. Hours 1 p m. to 8 30
p.m. Eye, ear, nose and throat consul-
tations. Eyes tested for glasses.
Local OptioniBy Law Quashed.
Mr. Justice M bee has quashed the
local option by aw passed iu Owen
Sound on Janne let. At the time of
the agement it et s stated that women
had taken a p ominent part in the
campaign amid i the voting, but his
Lordship does We touch on this point.
He finds, how ver, that there were
irrgularities, and infers that in appoint-
ing deputy retun g eilicers and poll
clerks no care war taken to engage ex- (
perienced men. i a one polling booth,
for instance, no r-iord was kept in the
poli book of the v 'ted oast, though the
usual certificate vas signed Mr. Jus-
tice Mabee refers • to the proclamation
issued by the own Clerk, warniug
voters on pain of enalty from votirg in
more than one wa d, ai.rldecides that a
voter was entitle to as many votes as
wards in which he lualified. His Lordship
recalls, too, that t to Cletk favored the
by-law. The pros lamation, indeed, con-
stituted a threat a iainet the ratepayers.
The judgment sae a that persona voted
for tbe by•lew Wha had no right to vote,
that others, entitl id to more votes than
one, were confine( to one, and, conse-
quently the origi lel majority in favor
be Would reduced, if not removed. There
were two by -lave but the colors of the
ballots were so a ike that confusion had
resulted, a banke and a clergyman being
among those isled. Owed Strand
Council has enc ed au appeal and no
lioenees will be sued until the appeal is
heard.
Hospital for Wingham a Certainty
Wingham 18 C(
rapidly -our beantif
proaching complel
magnificent new 1
course of erection a'
The liberality of
often been manifes
has never been mo
during the past
between five and
has been subscrih
went of a General
ster's large resided
22 rooms has been s
The Hunter Beige Co. having pnr-
ehaeed a boiler Iron the town, they ask-
ed $30 iu lien of fr
it. The evidence
chaffed the boiler
0t not accompauyiug
holies that they t,ur-
inly, aud hence the
1
Our Business
is t•l keep in sr (•k rh•, very
best quadry iif . verrtinr g you
need in tite drag lice.
Your Business
is Io get your supplies where
you know they are PURE and
FREBI1, at lowest prices.
Let us trade together
Yon have the money and we
have the goods. We will
appreciate a cal!, and will use
you right, at
Walley's
Drug Store
Phone 100. Successor to McCall & Co
AIIIIIESEEMINEIMMENIIIIEZIMMINIFIZIK
accoaut was not entertained, on motiou
of Bennett and Fobes.
$1500 was placed to the credit of the
High School Boa f.d, and $700 to the
arectt of the Pub[_u Sehuul Board.
Oa niution ot t ..uea a:.d D. Bell, the
thanks of the Commit were tendered to
H Eeliour Iur its pians mit the uew
biidea and a prick of the bridge ordered
to be sent him.
The b'inauce Committee reported on
the Iullowing tictouete:-
R te Dieeley, et.nitabin service...$ 2 00
Fire man's salaries ,. 65 00
W P iton, coupe ge ..,.. 1 40
T C Goulette tie er beds 10 00
J t3 li'ergnsou, nal and postage.... 46 25
R Raukin G 25
W G.test 28 7o
✓ Vaunorman 42 00
Jas Brock nun W Meo:e work at
standpipe .... .... ... . 4 50
J A McLean, lumber -etc . 32 U7
D 0 McLonahi, wlork 36 00
A Sanderson warring street 31 15
work on Streets 31 50
K. M. Fisher, stat ouary 2 90
Bell Tel Cu 6 mos service 70 00
Chisholm and Du mage expenses
re waterwork 3 50
D 0 McDonald, re mains 1 50-
W
0W H Green. lamp Council room. 1 7u
Young & McBuru y supplies.. 1 50
Jno Fryfogle, wh ielbarrow 4 00
rtainly progressing
1 new postoffrce ap-
ion (we hope), a
igh School in the
d now a Hospital.
ingham's citizens has
ed in the peat but
e in evidence than
ew weeks, when
ix thousand dollars
d for the establish -
Hospital. Mr. Web
e, containing some
cured. This build -
The above aeccante were approved,
and on motion of D Bell and Hanna the
report of the Fie trice Committee was
adopted, and acco''Ants will be paid.
The Finance Committee also approv. is a High-grade Commercial School
ed of the folioed:1g Electric Light ac- - TIIREL orrtUSES —
Connts. Commercial • Stenography - Telegraphy
Bell Tel Co, servile $ 10 75 Write GEO. SPOTTON, Principal.
Young and McB irney, supplies 54 20
J E Bradwiu, sal try 45 50
Jno Broctt, work... 39 00
W H Green, sale: y June, . , . 42 00
J Styles, salary.,; . ....... 38 50
Hamilton Packine Co 2 43
J B Ferguson Helfand post 1.4 50
John Forman, cjrbons 34 65
J A McLean, pos , and gravel. , 79 10
Queen Ina Co, pro 1G 56
W H Green, liue xtension 194 54
On motion ot anna and D Bell, the
collector was instructed to collect all
outstanding busi ess taxes et once and
return the Roll.
Mr Barber, of eaford, addressed the
Council regardi new waterwheel at
Electric light w rks; no action to be
taken this year, n account of large ad-
ditions to the pla t and line.
Messrs Dnlmng3 and Nicholson report-
ed having visited Listowel to ascertain
how money w provided there for
waterworks est nsions. They found
that all such ex rasions desired by citi-
zens were paid at of the general funds
of the Town.
Council adjou ped,
Real Estate
My business is to bring buyers end sell-
ers together. Investors kindly look
over the following', which are
but a few of the many
properties on list.
$6500-150 acres, 23; . miles from
Wingham, iz inti.- irern school,
brick hoc -e new blank barn
$2200-313acres, adj fining Bluevale.
Possession at (vice inclnding crop,
$3500 -59 acres, 134 miles from Wing -
ham. Brick huoue. bank hare.
83200 -100 acres, 2,6 miles frcm
Wingham
$4500-100 acres, 2 miles from Blyth.
1i mile from school
BLL'EVALE VILLAGE PROPERTY
$300 -France cottage, 14 acre of land.
$05e -11:,f story fratne house; gond
eratilH. ;g acre mit garden and 16
truit trees.
TOWN PROPERLY.
8525-• 11; story frame hoes- Edward St.
$050 Prime cottage, good cellar.
.0 Carling Terr,.ne
$750-2 story, trart,e house. '.table, it
r'-nts for $7 psi month Charles St.
$2500-2 entry brick cottage; ooruer
lot 4olin St
Agent for Western lands, call and
get maps and full particulars.
J. H. CHISHOLI'1,
Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent.
Vanstone block, Wingham.
WING Il Atli
BIUS$NESS COLLEGE
ing is ideally situated for Hospital pur-
poses. When fitd up in beautiful
style, as the promo ars seem determined
to do, it will make one of the prettiest
little Hospitals in ontario. A meeting
of the shareholder was held in the
council chamber o Tuesday evening
last. Mayor Bell as called to the chair
and Mr. R Vane one was oppointed
secretary proltem. Short addresses were
given by Dr. Kenn dy, stating that the
total amount of sto k so far subscribed
was $5,200 00, with Mlle promise of more
during the next few days; by Rev. T. S
Boyle, Dr. Tamlyn, r. Chisholm, M P.,
Dr. Redmond and o hers, advocating the
establishment of a ,rHospital here and
showing the ndvant;ges to be derived
from an institution of this kind. Wing -
ham's central locat,on and distance from
any such institution making it an espe-
ially good centre f rr a Hospital. Do-
nations in cash an "hfurniture have been
promised in additi to the subscribed
etre*. The folio ing provisional dir-
ectors were app nted:-Thomas Bell,
A. E. Smith, Ri h, Vanstone, F. J.
Taylor, Rich. CI g, Walter 1#, (Iteen,
Rev., T. S. Boyle, r. Tamlyn, Dr, J, R
Macdonald, Dr. dmond, Dr. Kennedy,
Dr. Hamilton. verything augurs well
for the sneeese o the Wingham Hospital,
and we wish it rosperity.
Pretty Home Wedding
Wednesday fterneon of this week, at
the home of M and Mrs Arbuckle, East
Wawanosh, e appy event was consum-
mated, when t'eir daughter, Mae, was
united in the bonds of matrimony to
Mr J. J. Fryfokle, of Wingham, in the
presence of a number of invited guests,
relatives and lirietds of the bride and
groom. Mr mail Mrs Fryfogle will tette
up their residence on Minnie street,
Wingham, an will have the hearty
good wishes o numerous friends for a
happy and pr.sperons voyage on the
journey of It a. The Tints extends
congratalationi.
Hon Mr Ha na told an Owen Sound
deputation th no permits would be
1
given for the le of liquor there pend•
ing the local o tion bylaw appeal.
Married n Winnipeg.
A happy event took place in Winnipeg
on June 27th, who i two former Wiog-
hamites were uniesd in wedlock, being
Mr. John Hemil on to Miss Maggie
Leggett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Leggett, of town. After r the marriage
e
the happy couple
Hamilton's farm
Man., where they
have the best wig
for a happy and
eft Winnipeg for Mr.
neer Gilbert Plains,
mill reside and will
fes of old friends here
mete roue future.
Feet First
You always notice a man's feet
first. If they look well you take
it for granted that the man is
well dressed.
Our $2,50 and $3.50 Men's
Shoes permit a man to
Dress his feet well
And at a Moderate Price.
Honest leathers, honest work and
honest pay to honest, superior
tench shoemakers. This ie the
way our Shoes are made The
best leathers and fashioned in
the best forms.
We have the right to claim and
do claim that they are the best
Shoes to be had anywhere at the
price.
Wouldn't Von Like to See
Then* y
W. J. Gases
E SItOEi.