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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Times, 1906-11-29, Page 1THE' WINCHAM TIMES. VOL XXXT.---NO. 181&, Headquarters Gentlemen, --We are headquarters in Wingbam for Stook Foods and Condition Powders. International Stock Food Or, Hess' Stock Food Herbageum AND Dur Own Condition Powders ,...-noise better, $ring your own recipes along, and th ey will be accurately filled, at right prices. Walton McKibbon Yhm. B. DRUGGIST. Macdonald Block - WINGHant Wingham Business College Individual instruction No vacation - . •_ Gold medallists as teachers Highest standard Ask for catalogue Haden; business practice Bookkeeping a specialty 'Ugly towards sluggards Shorthand and typewriting Interested in graduates. Newest once systems Enter any time Students' literary society Sympathetic teachers Commercial correspondence Ornamental penmanship Learn telegraphy Lucrative positions ' Excellent textbooks Graduates successful Enter STOW." GEO.- SPOTTON, - Principal. ftj GENERAL LOC l,NEWS. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Gentlemen, if nL , See Prof. Dorene in Wigs, and Tonp ands of heads. TIi against #1)oids, Oat most naearal and y the face. Trying the superior art o charge. He will Hotel on Thursda WING JAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1906. Property 'ltansfers. Austin A, Lamonb age property on Pate Moore who gets pose Wm Edwards of M chased from Riche MoMannus homestea opposite the Methodi sales were made thr J. H. Chisholm, Rea has sold the oott- k ktreet to Isaiah pion immediately. rrioltville•has par- d Anderson, the on Minnie Street, t Church. These ugh the agenoy of Estate Agent, WANTED -A goo dining roe= girl, rd hotel. Apply at King Ed Going to ale West. Mr. Wesley W. week on a business t adian West in the in Organ and Piano Co. do well m this line as erable experience. I1 he may remain then e children will visit at 1 Reeve Sleet's itt' 13 ' -Walker's absendd. ou are Bald,- nd's Art Coverings ,es, worn on thous• sy are a protection irrh, eto., and give a lunger appearance to n and demonstrating these goods free of e at the Brunswick Deo 6th. 45. Special prices to those wanting meat in large pieces or by the quarter. Tnos. T. FIELD. Bible Soci: y Meeting. The annual meet branch of the Bibl St. Andrew's Pre Friday evening lest ed, considering the evening, The epe ing was Rev, W. Forest and he deliv that bas ever yet be nnal meeting of the ohoir furnished the program with deet and Miss SJ?arquh ensuing year were President, Robt. L dent, Robt Currie, Eve; Treasurer, R Direotors--Methodic au, Wm. Feseant; D, M. Gordon, J. Chureb, P Fisher; of England, H Da vation Army, Rob Nevin. g of the Wingbam Society was held in yterian church on nd was well attend - her attractions that er of the evening Hanna, of Mount ed the best address n given at an an- octety. The church usioal part of the by Mr. G. W. Cline rson. Offlcera for the ectad as follows:-- khart; Vine Presi- Secretary, Joseph v. N. S. Burwash; hnroh, F. Buchan- esbyteeeri ohuroh, Taylor; Baptist . Cosens; Church is, T. Tr. Jobb; Sal - Mooney, John Mc - 1Vsiker leaves this rthrouh the Can. ests of the Bell r. Walker should he has had conoid - he likes the West Mrs Walker and er parental home, th, during Mr, WANTED -A marritf', nnen to work on a farm by the year. pply at TIMES s of- fice. The Woman $ Auxiliary, The first regular . meeting of the Wo- man's Auxiliary of t e Wingham Gener- al Hospital will be mid in the council room on Monday of arnoon, Deo. 3rd. at 4.15 o'clock sharp. A. large attendance of the members is rearteated. It is espec- ially important thaaall the members of the different oommi tees be present. The membership comm ttee has • been very successful in seonr g members but as yet have not had ime to complete its canvass. Keep your feet in style by buying your shoes at this store. W. J. GREER. Death of Elizabeth M. Sot Milne passed sway ephene street nort 88 years. Mrs. M health for some ti was confined to h ing to Wingham ar deoeased lived wi Wawanosh. Th the sympathy of affliction. The Tuesday afternoe tary. Highest price paid for hides and poul- try at T. Fells' hatcher shop. Northern F ockey League. The Northen Hickey League has been re -organized and will not amalgamate with the 0.1.1. A. Ofilcers were.eleoted as follows:--Hongtry president, W. 11. .Jackson, Batiste ; president, A. Rod - Fore • vice president, Meant a ►dent D. D rsWitson, Win giant; seeretary-treas. rarer, Dr. E. Brno , 'Kincardine. After the regular buein e of the animal meet- ing the delegates rew up the following sehednle of mato a: At Mount FO t-Liatowel, Jan, ii; Kincardine, Jan. 8; Harriston, Jan, 29 Wingbam, Feb, At Ilarrlston--fount Forest, Jen, 4; Kincardine, .Tan. 17; Listowel, Feb. 1; Wingham, Feb.. At 'Wingham istowel, Jan. 4; Har. riston, Jan. 81; ount Forest, Jan. 25; Itint. rdine, Feb 15. At Kinoardin -Wingham, Jan. 7; }larriston, ,Tan. . Liatowel, Jan. 8; Mount Forest, l?' 18. At Llstbwel-- Dunt Forest, Jan, 1; Eftertiden, :an, 9 oardiete, Feb. 11; Wingbwl, Feb, 1 rs, Milne. t, wife of Mr. Chas. t her home on. Jos - on Sunday last. aged ne had been in feeble e and for some weeks bed. Prior to cone - before her marriage, her parents in East bereaved with have any friends in their ineral took place on to Wingham eeme- I Call at R. Johnston's and see hia line of Felts, Rubbers and Shoes aad be con- vinced. Visited Wings nm Hospital. County Conncilits, John T, Currie, Eart Wawanash aid Wm, MoQuillin, West Wawanosh vinted the Wingham Hospital building of Tuesday afternoon. The Hospital Board a; making applicat- ion to the County ounoil for a grant and the represented es visited the build- ing to see the work bat has been done. Goderioh hospital r ceived a grant of $1.- 000 from the Conn Council and we see no season as to wh Wingham's hospital s`tould not be so tr luted. The two pla- ces are far remove from each other and a hospital is need in both places. We hope to see the C my Councillors give a good grant to t Wingham hospital. RESULTS OF XAMINATIONS o Forms 1, 2, 3 and 4, Wingham High school, ]Poles I--LTER,5.TURE, G. Kennedy 98, ', Glenville 06, M. Williamson 95, F VanStone 94, M Sherk, 90, E. Gann4t 87, L. MoI4 gh- lin 82, P7, Dare 80, P, Demean 79, E, Armour 76, 0. Rint enI 75, G. Moffatt 70, L. Barrett 69, E. Paterson, 71, Eva Armour 68, H. Dor 68, 0. Brook 66, T. Aitoheaon 64, L. 'atersan 83 W. Sim- mons 62, 0. Blaekh 1159, L. Green 59, M. Vannoeman 58, , McDonald 58, S. Orr 57, H. Jackson 3, A. Brock 51, 0. James 59, R. MOM' 11 48, D. Guest 56, G. Bush 32. FORnt 11- EOManty. L. Harold 96, R. avidsan 93, 0. Me - Kee 91, R. J, Galla her 91, B. Robert- son 90, M, Currie 8, N. Higgins 86, Wm. MoLean 86, J. Holmes 85, M. Me Lean 83, L. Melee 88, 0, Proctor 82, F Imlay 80, . Clara Beckett 79, R, H. Lloyd 79, E. Cam ell 77, R. Kerr 76, M. Mason 76, A. I •ttle 74, Geo. Mao- kerzie 71, E. Porter it, J. Bowman 67, A. Garnesa 67, Ben Cronin 67, P. Vete- stone 67, G. White :6, A. Barber 63, F. Howson 63, M.Jewa-t 69, J .Brock 51,1. Vannorman51, M. L monby 46, S. Davi- dson 40, A. Hart 80, ", Galbraith 28,FS. Elliott 26, J. Mason 25, E. Diamond 20, L. Hogg 20,F. Callz, nn 1.5, F. Corley 14, L. Moffat 13, D. Bn waah 0, Viola Isard 0. HIDES WANTED. -We will pay the highest Dash price for hides. e Thos. T. FIELD. Our Forme- Townsman. The Wiarton Can _dian thus speaks of of a young man wh • lett this town last week: --"Farmers and townspeople all remember Jack Mc Kay. He managed ex -Mayor Hunter's -ill here fifteen years ago, and ma le a sue _ sof the job. Now he's back. Everyby comes back to Wiardpn sooner or later. Mr. McKay came back to take el trge of the Wiarton roller mills for Mr, leckin, and his old friends will And hir. there now with his old dusty clothes on and the same old genial smile. The G nadian would like to say to Mr. Reckin 'Young man, you. 're mighty lucky: aok wase,pot born in old Kintucky, but he's just‘as good a prize. Be good to him, and he'll be good to you, and to nr customers; and anyway you. have giv n Wiarton another good and worthy ci zen, and the best miller Wiarton ever, ad." ,► WANTED -Choice Roll Butter, 25o. Dry Picked Poultry, Dried Apples, Feathers, Fresh Eggs,eto. G. E. KING, FORM III A1$T01. . Miss Wilson 92, Miss Welwood 89, Miss Isbister 87, W Breen 86, Miss Scott 85, Mies MoEwen :+ , eases Marsales 85, Mies Nethery 84, Miss Anderson 82, F. Homuth 81, G. Te s 80, Miss McLaugh- lin 79, Miss Cruikshank 78, Miss Deyell 78, G. Elliott 78, Miss Leishman 77, A. Posliff 76, Miss Wilson 75, F. Scandrett 72, Miss Duncan 7 Miss Lovell 71, A. Isbister 70, T. Robinson '70, Miss K. Cruickshank 69, •. Miss Duncan 69, Miss Vannorman 69, Miss McBurney 68, F. Copeland 66, R. Hough 66, J. Jackson 05, R. McBurney 65, J. Argo 66, Miss Sherriff 60, Miss Bone 57, Miss Padfield 57. M. Anderson 5 Miss M. Dobson 65, Miele Musgrove 5 Miss S. Scott 55, Miss Peddle 45, Mi s G. Dobson 41. East Huron' Candidate. The newspapers of neon County have been guessing wh is likely to be the Liberal oandida for East Huron for the House of Oo mons, and the gen- eral Opinion seems t be that W.R. Kerr, of Brussels, will be t e man. The Trues can heartily enclose r. Kerr. He is a man who has taken active interest in Liberalism for man years and on the platfotn and through is paper has ambit - ed rt number of nand ales to win parte- mentary honors and ow that the oppor- tunity seems here, should be given the nomination. W h Mr, Kerr, a man honored ia'alt parts Of the riding, the Liberals should bele to Wirt easily. The name of Mr. R. Vanet0ne of town has been mentioiied a a candidate. Ile would make an ex client man for the poeitibn, but M the resent time hat no desire for pallet; tary honors. The annual meeting an nominating donven- tioiz Will be held i Brunelle On Deoem{ ben llth. A oomnplete line of Felts, Robbers and Shoes now en hand at R. J'Obneton't Boot and Shoe Store. Wertrsn--'Wirt par the highest price for obiok na and stens, delivered at Wm Armour &Son's, any day but Saturday, ,L PERS() AL- --A number of Li tend building a ring e contributions to ing purpeees only. readers. Ti you -Mr, 74. W. $op g away yourself, !metalling the Pitnel a note to that Mr. A. M. Crawforc to h this eo lumn frobe as y o have Visitors or purpose go drop in and tell ria, Or send effect. Mr, Dudley Holmes w s a visitor at Goderich for oyer Sand Miss Browett, of Strat rd was visit. ing with; Wingham fries this week. Mrs. Myles Young, of Blyth was vis. iting at 114. F. G. Sprat g's for a few days, Mr, John Mitohell, laterlerlr in Hanna & Coe; store now has a =osition in 'one of the leading stores at Sarnia. Mrs Robt.• Maxwell, it weeks tnsitiues with relati in Kalkaska and other p gar. Mr. Wm Maxwell, o the Bluevale road, spent a couple ofd ys in Toronto this week. Mr. Ernest Andrew of orrie arrived in town. on Monday to a end the Com- mercial Department atithe Wingham Business College. Mr. A, Ross McKay h s fully recover- ed from hie illness and 1_. is again taken Ins place as foreman in the News•Re• cord office at Clinton. Councillor D. Bell ret irnad home on Tuesday after spending everal weeks in the "West. Mr, Bell rel its prosperous times in the great West -n Country. spending two yes and friends ints in Miceli. Mr. and Mrs. P1. H. Branch, Cali. were visi of Mr. F. G, Bparling They left on Tuesday n York and will, visit at s fore returning -to their anng, of Long ng at the home ora few days, oriling for New veral points be- utbern home, Miss P. Powell has returned home after a visit of aey, 1 weeks with friends at different poin s in Manitoba. Miss Powell prefers 1i ig in Ontario When; we have more c • nforts. When she left Winnipeg it wra 20 degrees be. low zero. - Miss Lillie Lockie, of. ;Fresno County, Cal., is visiting with h r cousine, the Misses Cummings. M*s Leckie never FORM I . -LATIN saw snow, except on t Tranelatton 1 Cicero. 100 until she come to 0 Viola Davidson 'v, Marjorie Gordon spend the winter wit 85, Pearl MoPhere• • 83, Gertrude Troy Province. 82, T. G. Wilton : s, Robert E. Bryans 70, Ernest Wiley.l., W. F. Meows e6, MINOR L RvsBExs,-Ladies' and Gents' Rub- bers, high and low out, all styles, best made. W. J. GREER. FOR SALE -Good Dwelling House and one acre of land, now ocoupied by me; For terms and particulars apply to LEO. MCKENZIE. New Stor This week the Gentieinall from I and next week we publication of a "Donald Donalde FieLiing. The ne and now is a good ti er to commence tai it can be secured 1908 for 5, or both t ly Globe to Janner Many people are 1 this cheap offer. \ two hundred new; r fore the let of J8r cheap offer should neighbor that he c and Weekly Globe for 51.35. Next Week. Cinns story, "The liana" is concluded will commence the dew story entitled, i, jr.," by Howard story is a good one ne for new subscrib- ing the Trnrrs when o let of January, e TIMES and Week - let, 1908 for 51.35. king advantage of e would like to add mes to our list be• tory next and this alp ne. Tell your n secure the Trues o January let, 1908 Fon RENT. -Double store, centrally located; also living rooms upstairs. Possession given November 1st. Apply to Dr. P MACDONALD, Dr. Ovens, Oculist, London, Surgeon Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mo - gibbon's drug store, Tuesday, Deo. 4 h. Hours 2 p. m. to 8 p, m. Glasses prop- erly fitted. Munici al Elections. More interest 11 be taken in the next municipal eleoti ns as the Reeves will represent the di rent mnnicipalities in the County Co oil. We now hear of rumors as to poo ibis candidates for the Reeveahip in th adjourning townships, but not a word a to who will likely be Wingham's R eve. These positions should be fille by men who have had considerable e::perience in Municipal matters. Some 4 the old County Conn• cillors should be returned as Reeves for next year, uati the new blood is given an opportunity a get accustomed to the County Cornet business. In East Wawanosh a laege number of the rate- payers have b n urging the present County Coudei or, Mr John T. Currie, to seek election a Reeve. He has had many years ex rience as R ,eve of the township. We ear that Mr Wm m oBee- Mr Lockhart will also croft and oo kha t likely be oandida s, but have not heard Recto Ellie' into tions in the matter. In West Wawan h Reeve Bailie will seek re-election an that Mr. Ohm Tay- lorill also likes be candidate. he w a Y present County ounciilor, Mr. Wm McQuillan will no likely seek re-elec- tion. Daring his o year term he has made a good tab 1 and many of the rtztepayors would 1 e to see him in next t'eat's County Cassell, Int Morris it is reported that the contest will be be- tween the present Reeve, Mr Geo Tay- lor and County (heeiao llor Iebister, We have not beard en _ niters in reference to TTarnberry, but he present Reeve, Mr John Mosgroye ill likely be in the field again, In owick the present Reeve, W. T. Mo a will Seek ro•elec- tion and for Dept -Reeve it is said that Andrew Doig, .TO n (rowdy and Wm Finlay Ara in t Said. Four weeks Froin next Mond will be nomination day and the m cipal pot should soon oowmeuoe to boil. mountain tops, ario. She will friends in this CALS. -Regular meeting f Camp Caledonia, S. 0. S. next Monde evening. -Smith Bros., gen rat merohar of Exeter have made an saignment. Special values th Linens and TowelI' HIvn. g we in Table t THE Ben -•-The regular Ino hly meeting of the Town Council will held ne Monday evening. New band sleighs jus arrived at the "Big Book" Store, es from 25o and upwards. -The regular me ing of Court land, Canadian For eters will b Friday evening. ait- d on Wonderful price v ue; men's and boys' clothing and 1 • inge this week at THE BEE Hive. -Geo. Andersont, of Luoknow shipped 10,000 barrels of a .pies to the West dur- ing the past seaee . Dr: R. C. Red gond wishes to an- nounce that night nails after 9 80 o'clock will be answered it his residende, corner Patrick and Shntee !treats. -Mr. R, N. Leech, of Exeter has been appointed 01 k of the Fifth Divis lob Court of the nnty of.Hnron, vice air. S. M. Saunde , resigned, dowel gentlemen in. to be need fax curl. •tel t,LL-ICNO . $.1 A YEAR 1N ADVANCE ll, of Goderioh Is i lighting system in s pew store. --Mar, Matthew Jsbaton, one of tbe pioneer residents of he county died at kris home in Goderie- rapt week in his 87th year, -If you are look ng for bargains in all Iime of furnitu read the advt. in this week's issue frim Walker's furni- ture store. -Mrs. James We caved word last w her brother, Mr. W. stoke, B. C. --Christie's ohsn hand too late for 1 faring specials in n Christmas trade. The regular m Woman's Institute C. 0. F. ball this All ladies are invit FU dAL DE at et' re the beat funerall at designs eh re notice, send your orders to the ngham green. house. Phone 101. T. 0. GRARA'+t, -Mrs. Thomas oynt and family have moved from their arm near St. Helens to the house on F nets street, recently purchased from . T. E. Ross. CHR1svm&s FooTwEAR -Only a short time to Christmas. Now is the time to select your Christmas Fe • wear. Come, see our display. W. arms. J. S. Jerome, dentist, • s opened au office in the Chishol • ook, where he will be found read o attend to the wants of anyone re nixing dental work. -Leave your order at the TIMES office for your city daily nd weekly news. papers and magaei es. We can give you a reduced rate n any pnblication you may desire. r, of Glenannan,re. ek of the death of a Bell, near Revel. e of advt., oame to is issue. He is on w fruits, eto for the athly meeting of the avill be held in the huraday) afte oon, -The Huron Co meet at Goderioh This will be the la Council as at present year's Connoii will Reeves of tbe differ -Mr. W. L. Fra Morris will hold an stock, implements, premises on We Auctioneer R. H. hammer. See pos and articles. nt' Council will n Tuesday next. t meeting of the constituted. Next e composed of the t municipalities, er, lot 13, con 3, n otion sale of farm reduce, eto., at Ms esday, Deo. 5th. irnise will wield the ra for list of stook -Mr. and Mrd mourn the loss of t Dorothy. who die They will have t friends in their a --A cafe ohanta and handkerchief bazaar will be het as previously an- nounced on Teesda evening next in St. Paul's schoolroom. A eontinuone pro- gramme of music an light refreshments will constitute the e ning's entertain- ment. -The TIMns is ple ed to report that there was no truth i the report that Mr. Alfred Abbott ha bomniited auioide at Gorrie. We are ry mach pleased to nnako the comedo lend very sorry that the item of last eek appeared in our ot:deni , For the latest and moat es • to date !took of Ohrletmae poet oar ., souvenir garde, an kinds of picture • .et envie and stationary, go to Mi • p' . • er'e. Alto all 01 fano* goo = 'cushion tops and oantre pleas, oe • es embroidered to order. Large assortment of wool bed- room slippers, hand made. To depth.... will be open on arrival of tern from Ger• David Longheed eir infant daughter. i on Monday last smypatby of many totion. -The high win last Thursday lifted the roofing paper ram the top of the machine shop o the Union factory. This is the Become time that a portion of the paper hae be n lifted from the roof. -Under the a _spices of the Mission Band, in the Pr sbyterian ohuroh, Dr, Macdonald will 3,eliver a lecture, "In and about Lon on," iLustrated with lantern views. The admission is 16 cents. -• -A large moo of the local bunt in town last wee many at Moore's Elmer's friends e venison. -The news of to -date is what th There is nothing what the busy f pace with the tim it already, you ar and deer, the spoils s in Algoma, arrived and were viewed by estanrant. Many of oyed a choice cut of e day, fres' , ud up - Weekly S contains. ale i• i It is just rmer • eerie to keep s. you do not take missing a good thing: JOHN N An ex -Mayor of Mr. Neelands was bo Township of Mingo Town of Brampton, the farm until he wa. when he apprenticed in Norval. In 1856 general store business the Township of CaI. moved to the County at Londesboro, where store and was the first village. Mr. Neelan ham in 1872 and re• 1898, being for moat ed in tbe hardware b A. Cline, now of Str While in Wingha his share of munioi some good work. present public soh. course of erection the School Board. CHUR H NOTES. Rev. T. S. Boy : preached last Sure der morning and • vening in St. Paul's Cathedral, London Mr. G. B. Cox, B A. officiated in his • •sante here. The quarterly sato connection with St terian Church will morning. Preparat held on Friday afte mental services in Andrew's Preeby- held next Sunday ry service will be oon at 2.80 o'clock. The Rev. W. G. - owson of the Metho- dist Chnroh, will ap.ak next Sunday on the following sub ects, at 11 a. m., "Altar fires that ne er die out." 7 p.m., "On the trail, wi .h the detectives." All are cordially in 'ted to these ser- vices. Fellowship Leeting at 9.30 a.m. in lecture room. In connection -vith the Epworth League meeting oat Monday evening next, a debate will held, the tnbject being, "Resolved th the English•speak- ina penple made ater advancement in the Victorian era than in the Elizabe- than." Competent persons have charge of the subject, and an interesting time may be expected. Rev 5 R. Fitch B. A. has complet- ed his first year as pastor of the Wing - ham Baptist Chum and a very success- ful year it has bee for the church. The membership has been increased and much good work as been done. Mr, Fitch is an earner worker and he bas our beat wiehea fo continued success in his ohuroh work. ext Sunday the an• niveraary services ill be held, when the pastor will preach t both services. The morning subject i11 be "The Purpose of the Church's xistence." Evening, "Our Motto for coming Year." All are cordially in ited to both of these services. Specie, music. 5T- 1 EGi1STII' E. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leisbman and John Chamney, r. of Arcola Sask., are visiting tee lattees parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Ohamn. At Welsh A'enue farm on Tues- day, November 20th., there was was a pleasant cone, the reason be- ing the marria ;e at St, Augustine church of Edwar 1 Hays, of Niagara, Wisconsin, to Mi Kate Welsh, of this place. The care ny was performed by Rev. Father, Lan dean. The bride was assisted by Mies "Ida Boyle, the groom being supported b Mr. P. Welch. The church was beam fully decorated with flowers and ever eens, abont 200 per- sons being preset' . to witness the cere- mony. least 150 guests ad. This over at e ninny. journed to Welsh Avenue farm, where one of the most zr-sgnificent spreads ever partaken of in th s section was served. The serving of Eh' guests required about four hones, then f llowed a social time wbieh will not forgotten, because the happy event w e genuine Trish wedde, ing. In addition pipes and tobacco, Annie Redmond n d nDere Phetc alen pre Bided at the organ nd Mr. John Boyle was the acoompl hed vueliniet. The real avant was the arcing of the Irish reel by County Co missioner Wm. Me Quince', Wm. Ca ron, Wm. McCroetie and Richard Inhale , ably asaiatea by the; noble Irish. ladies o St, Angnetino. The ostler was P. Kerne . Thos. Cummings and John Welsh ietingishing them- selves in the Irish Ji denote The event wait one of the meet appy, pleasant and sociable witneeesd f many a day, and Mr. and Mrs. Bays ho are both very powiphes of the who countryside. est AI'1DS ingbam. n in 1831, in the •ousy, near the d remained on 23 years of age, clerk in a store e engaged in the t Charleston, in don In 1860 he - P Huron, locating e opened the first postmaster of the s oame to Wing- ained here until f that time engag- siness with Mr. J. tford. Mr. Neelands had al honors and did raring the time the .1 building was in e was a member of e was for thirteen years a member of 'he Town Oouncil be- ing a member of th .t body when Wing - ham was incorpara ed as a town in 1879. He was Mayor of tie town for the year s 1885.86, and durin these years the salt works were locate here and the O.F.R. extension brongh into the town, Mr. Neelands being a ly assisted in these mattera by other rominent citizens of the town. Soon a ter coming to Wing - ham he was appoi ted a Justioe of the Peace and on ma occasions anted in that capacity. Mr. Neelands 's an enthusiastic member of the Ca ndian Foresters and for 22 years held t e position of High Trea6hrer of the der and at High Court meeting wa known by the mem- bers of the Order as "Honest John," He resigned that osition early last year and has since een living retired in Toronto. Mr. Neelands s a self-made man, not having the on ortnnities that are now open to the yotng men of thiscoun- try. He has numeizus friends in Wing - ham who will wish -him many years of happy life in the flourishing city of Toronto. Getting Large Apartments. We clipped the f flowing from the Clinton New Era, vhich is edited be Robert Holmes ex- . P. The Clinton Business College is affiliated with the well known Wingha Business College: "Owing to the lar attendance at the Clinton Business ollege, the progres- sive management ave found it neces- sary to get larger pertinent; fitted np. An additional tea er,Mies Rosa McNee, of London, who is a gold medalist, arriv- ed in town i atur y and ns in charge of the stenographic epartment. Knowing something of thi lust ntion attd the thoroughness of it work, we can hearti- Iy recommend t e Clinton Business College to those d sirioua of securing a commercial or ste graphic ednoation." Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's A• emus, London, 3rdldoor East of St. Andrew's Church, wiunl Uitcn. Considerable anxi ty is being caused the farmers of this vicinity who have, sugar beets ready for hipment, And cars cannot be bad to con y them to Ber.in. Anniversary sem s were preached in the Methodist oh= here on Sunday. In the morning by th ey, Mr Dungan, Presbyterian minister, who in his serm- on urged the congreg tion and young people especially not t forget the past and be thankful to the id pioneers for what they had done and 'or the splendid privilege we enjoy. He -moiled on the Educational advantages 'anada protege sea as being equal to an - oonntry. Mr. Dimon seems a broad -t .inded man, a good preacher, with a fairly strong voice. The singing was o,1. Solos by Mrs 0, Henderson, alto a d Mrs. Finlay soprano were very mocha reciated. The afternoon service was eon noted by Rev Mr Locke, of Kincardine, is sermon be - mg basedon the words of o first chapt- er of Joshua, 8th verse, is definitio or explanation of the tortn'eu cess' was y I -m r 11 -nt r0etin He b a1 d Ove a tics and business are purified t must come through the influence o the church. The services were mach nohanced by appropriate solos by Mr. rank Hill of Wingham, and Misa C. Mo re, of White. thumb. At the evenin eerviee Mr, Locke'# address was a ne trill in an old court house. Evide ee ;riven by Free thinker, Agnaetie ath et, Materia. 1 et. The good will and cooperative Writ of the Piesbyterian ongregation were manifested in the thdrawal of their servioee for the day, s wed as in the sermo+a delivered by air pastor. The eoloiete for the service ere Mr. Hill and Mrs. Finley. Large gregatione were preeont on each on. The offerings amounted to $66. . emommumweem From Now Uottl Chrisimas Qnr window will be a great help to those who Rave Ohristmas gifts to make. We are receivingnewgoods and will sbow them to you if you will come in and inspect them. Better place your order now for Cut Flowers for Christmas ; you are sure to get them, Prioere always the lowest, at Walley's Drug Store PHONE 100. WINGRAM, ONT. Properly Owners Will find it distinctly to their advantage to make me their agent; based on quick returns an satistao- tory dealing. The following list are a few of the many properties for sale: $1350 -lee story house, 10 rooms, fur- nace, excellent cel.ar, good stable, 2 one-fifth acre lots; Victoria St, $1500-13, story frame house. Brooms, fine cellar, stable, convenient; Leo- pold St, $750 -Frame cottage, good repair, rents for $78 per year, excellent location, Patrick St. 5800 -Brick block, Victoria St. $1000-13,' story frame house, convene fent, Patrick St. $1100 -le story frame house, fine cellar, 4 bed rooms, stable, property in first•alass repair, Frances 8t. $1250-1?;; story frame house, furnace, nice Iocation, rents $8.50 per month. $1.300--2 story frame house, splendid cellar, stable worth 5300, fruit trees, rents for 5102 per year. $1350-2 story frame cottage, 9rooms, Minnie St. $1800 -Blacksmith shop and business, including 2 story brink residence, sa ee acre of land, 5 miles from Wing - ham. • $2000-134 story frame house, 10 rooms, furnace, bath ; two 1 5 acre lots, Minnie 9t, Farm to rent 120 acres, one mile from Wingham on Beigese road. If you want anything at any time in Real Estate, come direct to head- quarters. Money to loan on farm security. J. H. criisHOLr1, Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent. Vanstone block, Wingl:arn, To the end of eptember the aggre- gate earnings of a Temtekaming Rail- way since Janus y first were 5388,800, and the net profi $144,511. irmumeimmapaisuessusimk • THE LEADING SHOE STORE I N S We always have a good stock of Leggins Of all kinds. LE U 'Ut': Pelt Cit it»rni ,ta Splendid rot sloppy fall %feather. Jersey cloth, Corduroy or Leather. 80o to 51,05. LkciGIl s AND OvOR GArrEIt8 eon LAnIEs Jersey cloth or, plain +cloth, Great foot protection and comfort. High or low cut, 50o to 51 25. L000Zxs YOU i'1rr FARMEtt AND VIM LABOREn Beet styles made, $1.00 to $1.95 Tiubbers, d'ronks Aid Valises. WI J. Greer