The Wingham Times, 1907-02-21, Page 8lieteeetelleitelletlailealettellaielaWlee*WWWIlelettlfrWV1 CHURCH NOTES.
A. Great
sacrifice Sale
of Furs
AND ALL WINTER GOODS
During the month of January
Fine Sleigh Robes, regular $12 to $15, sale price $9.50
Men's splendid Black Fur Coats, in fine curl
Persian Dog, regular e35, sale price 27.50
Ladies' Astrachan Coats, regular $25, sale20.00
" " $30, " 26.00
.1 t " $35, " 27,50
Electric Seal and Bocharan, with Sable Collars
and revers, regular $45, sale price 37.50
With just the same reductions on all our very large assortment
of flue but smaller Furs.
Ladies' Cloth Coats. and Misses' Coats must sub-
mit to the sante severe reduction.
fey the Youths'
tempt ng priicoys' Suite ce ever heatd u and
ian Wingham. vercoats at
Came and see and you will be convinced that tole is the greatest
opportunity of saving money ever offered.
D. 11. GORDON.
TRE W]NG11AM T]. FS FEBRUARY 214 1907
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Rea. J M. Horton of Ripley conduct.
ed service iu St. Penl'a on Wedueeday
evnng,
The etnnual a rwons. on behalf of the
Eduoetiqual. Fuad of the 14ethodiat
church, will be preached in this town,
next Sunday, by the Rev. David Rogers,
President of the Lou.iou Conference
He will no doubt be greeted by large
eudleneee as President Rogers is well
known iu tide section,
The next regular Communion service
in commotion with Ss. Andrew's Pteehy-
teriau Chnreh will . e held on Sunday
$moretug, March 8rd. The i' reparatory
service will be held on Ftulay attentuou
let March at 2 80 o'clock. The iudivi'
dual communion oupe will be used for
the first time at thisaervioe and a special.
offering is asked for to defray the t'x-
penee or purchasing the communion set
The many frieude of Rev E R Fireb,
pastor of Wingham Baptist cburch v.0
be sorry to learn that he is eufreriog
from partial peralvais of the vocal chortle
and in forced to tate a rest from public
w speaking Mr. Fitch isa clever young
utau and has a bright future before him
and we hope he may liege a speedy re-
covery and we are pleased to learn that
he is now some better, Rev. Mr. Welk-
er of Ohesley took his work last Sunday
end a gentleman from Toronto will take
his work next Sunday.
Huron Old Boys At Home.
The seventh annual At Home of the
Huron Old Boys' Association was held ,
in Torouto on Friday evening last when
four hundred•gueata were present and a
very happy evening spent. Among those
present from the old comity were Dr.
9 Ohisholm, M. P., E. N. Lewis, M. P., '
Atch. Hislop, M. P. P., John T Currie,
Warden of the County, Miss W. Alba
Chisholm, J. H. Chisholm, and W. H.
Robertson, of the Goderich Signal,
Hockey Notes.
Two Wingham hockey clubs met with
defeat on Friday evening last, The
Business College team played with Ford-
wich at Harriston and loet by a soore of
4 to 3. The High School team played at
Kiucardine with the High School boys
,s, ,,,e,. , taele-Waelt �,tiiliellelt ael/f VileketAtAte'O'N'®ti of that town and lost by a snore of 10 to
6.
PERSONAL. On Friday evening of this week on the
MINOR wingham rink an exhieition game of
we shall be glad to have contributions to hookav will be played between Stratford
this column from any of our readers. If you and Wingham. Stratford team is cone -
have visitors or purpose going away yourself. posed of very fast players and an extra
effect. Same may be expected. The O
drrop in and,tell us, or send ns a note to that good iti•
zene' Band will be in attendance and
LOCALS.
—Teams and Weekly Globe for one
fear for $1.35.
—Be sure and read S. Gracey's new
advt. in this issue.
—It is time you had renewed your sub-
tcription to the TIMES.
—A number of our townspeople are
ri
suffering with la grippe.
•--The general election for the Legis-
lature in Manitoba will take place on
March 7th.
See the new 1907 go-carts at S.
Gracey's store. Never shown in Wing -
ham before.
—Mr. W. J. Paton has moved his
machine shop to tive machine shop in the
chair factory,
—It is said that over twenty new
dwelling houses will be erected in Wing -
ham during the coming summer.
—The numerous friends of Mr. G, E.
King will be sorry to learn that he has
again been seriously ill during the past
week.
—The Bell Telephone Co. will con-
struct a line from Goderich to Kintail
and [Dungannon during the coming
summer.
—Mr. Elder, of Brandon, who has
'been in this section for some weeks,
slopped a car load of horses to his wes-
tern home on Friday.
—The bundle of the November issue
of the Bell Telephone directory wits lo-
cated last week and copies have been
left.with all the Wingham subscribers.
Mies Jeneie Hogg, of Grey is visiting there will beg after the game,
at the home of Mr. A. M. Bird.The Wingham hockey team will play
a game in Lnoknow this (Thursday)
Mr. Geo. Lamont visited at the parent. evening.
al home in London over Sunday. Missionary Contributions.
Miss Little is in Toronto this week at-.
The seventy-five Methodist Churches
tending the wholesale millinery open- and appointments of this conuty last
logs. year levied $7,962 for missions. Add to
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cummings, of Lis. this $2,038 raised by the Epworth
Leagues of the county, brings the total
towel were visiting with Wingham re- contributions for mission up to $9,99o.
latives over Sunday. The contributions by the churches in
Mr. Robert Birmingham was appoint• this district are as follows:—Wiugham
$664, Blyth $201, Dunganuon $166, Sea -
ed Organizer for the Grand Orange forth $275, Clinton, two churches, $621,
Lodge of Ontario West. Goderich, two churches, $621, Brussels
Mre. N. Lovett and two children, of $332, Ethel circuit $274, Auburn circuit
$364,=.Londesboro circuit 2248, Gorrie
Carnduf, Man„ were visiting for a few circuit $265, Wroxeter circuit $111,
days at Mr. H. Kerr's. Bluevale circuit $117, Belgrave oironit
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, of Hartney, $217. The Epworth Leagues of Wing -
ham District raised $915 for the support
Man., were visiting for a few days with of Rev. G. Railay, at Kilamat, B 0. the
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Alderson. Leagues in this District raisirg the fol.
Mr. McInt re of Hi h River, Alta. lowing amounts:-Wingham $291, Bruss-
y ' g ' els $85, Ethel $100, Ford wioh$71, Gorrie
who ie visiting at his home in Atwood $46, Wroxeter $10, Blnevale $4, Ash -
was visiting at the home of Mre. Lind field $55, Belgrave $18.
for a few days.
Rural School Matters
Miss Gertrude Baer returned to
The ratepayers in the rural school sec -
Woodstock, on Monday, atter spending tions ee Ontario are nearly all diesatis-
a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr. fied with the provisions of the new
and Mrs. E. Baer. school law passed by the Whitney Gov-
ernment
ernment and are now making a move to
Mr. H. B. Snelgrova of Toronto, re•
have a large delegation wait on the -
.presenting the Boyd, Brunell Co, Toron- Government and ask that changes be
to, was a guest at the home of Mr. made. The first section in this district
Edward Baer, on Sun day last. to act in the matter was S. S. No. 3,,
()Wrote. A meeting of the ratepayers
of this section was held on Thursday
last, when the working of the new Act
were explained by Mr. Jos. Welwood. -
Provisions of the Act were not before
fully understood by the ratepayers. The
ratepayers strongly expressed their die -
approval of the salary clause, holding
that the matter of teachers' salaries
should be left in the hands of the trus-
tees, and adopted resolutions to that ef=-
fect. It was also thought that Inspect -
A Boston schoolboy was tall,
weak and sickly.
His arms were soft and flabby.
He didn't have a strong muscle in his
• entire body.
The physician who had attended
the fancily for thirty years prescribed
Scott's Emulsion.
NOW
To feel that boy's arm you
would think he was apprenticed to a
blacksmith.
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ALL DRUGGISTS; 500. AND 51.00. `II'
410
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FOR GALE.—Krick house and lm; alro DOMINION
a good brtuk house with all modern
couvieno.-e; hard and soft water, good
BANK
barn, and from one to four acres of
land, Get particulars at the TIIIESS
oillce.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore subsisting between Ales. Young
and Joseph Mo Burney, hardware merchants,
has this day been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All t•a%ties owing the late firm will
nettle with Alex. Young, by whom all debts of
the firm wilt be paid.
Dated at Wingham this 14th day of Febru-
ary, 1007,
ALEX. YOUNG,
JOSEPH McBURNEY.
Farm Labourers and
Dome tics.
I have been appointed by the dminion Gov -
pram ent
overament to place emigrants f m the United
K ngdom in positions a far. laborers or do-
mestic servants in this eulity. Any person
requiring such help sho notify me by letter
stating fully the kind o
elp required, when
vi anted and wages offered. The number ar-
riving inay not aufacient to supply all re -
vide each applicanefforttwilllr e uired to pro-
vide PETER CAMPBELL,
Canadian Government Employment Agent
Wingham, Ont.
Messrs. R. N. Barrett and Murray
Wilson, left on Friday last for Brandon,
Mr. Barrett will remain in the West and
Mr. Wilson will return home in a few
—The Wingham branch of the Wo- weeks.
man's Institute will hold their regular Mr. M. S. L Homuth left on Monday
monthly meeting in the C. O. F. hall, morning for Toronto, where he intends
Thursday Feb'y 28th at 2.30 p. m. Sub- residing in future. He has a large
fact for diecussion, "Salads." Ladies
are all cordially invited to attend.
—During Monday night some person
visited T. A, Mills' store, gaining
an entrance by breaking in the rear
window. The goods were scattered
about the store, but Mr Mills does not
think that anything valuable was re-
moved.
—The medical men of Goderich have
notified the beneficiary societies that
hereafter they will charge a fee of $2
circle of friends in Wingham who will
wish him every success in his new home. ors were given too much power. After
due consideration it was nnaminonsly
Rev. A. L, Burch, pastor of the Pres- decided to join with the other school
byterian Church at Orangeville was a sections in sending a delegate to Toron-
to. Me, J. N. Pickle, was chosen as
visitor in town on Tuesday en route for the delegate. We have received a
Lnoknow, where he was to conduct lengthy report of a meeting of Turn•
special services. He and Rev. Mr. berry ratepayers held on Tuesday,
Boyle were close friends at both school which will appear in our next issue.
and college.
Executor's Notice to Creditors.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to R, gg,, O.
1897, Chap. 129, Seo. 38, that all persons ving
claims againsti2the estate, of James ally, late
of the town of Wingham in the ounty of
Huron, laborer, deceased, w died on or
about the first day of Jiideary` A. D. 1007 are
Mr. Frank Buchanan ie in attendance
az the meeting of the Grand Council, R.
T. of T. 'in Toronto this week.On Mon--
for ail medical examinations for admit-
." T.,
'in
evening the District Council of To-
ronto tendered a banquet to the delegates
when Mr. Buohannan,who is Past Dom-
inion Councillor, was one of the speak -
era, representing the Dominion Council.
tanoe to such societies, and that they
will do no contract medical work for
such sooietiea.
—Dr. Kennedy met with an accident
on Monday afternoon which might easily
have been more serious. He was run
into by a runaway team of horses near
the brickyard, north of the town. He
had one rib fractured and his cutter bad-
ly smashed, but we are pleased to report
that he is able to be around,
--On Saturday evening Mr M. S, L.
iiomuth was presented with a beautiful
gold locket by the members of the Citi-
zens' Band. Mr Homnth has for a long
time been a member of the band and
Will begreally
missed. The boyss made
this presentation so that, Mr Homnth
would always hate a reminder of the
happy days he spent with the boyr of
the Citizens Band.
-'-The Ripley Express came to hand
last week in an enlarged form and in a
new dress of type. A new power press
hits also been installed. Brer. Mooney
has made b great Improvement In his
paper. The people of Ripley Ore the
] xprets good support and they are get.
dm a good paper. Bret. Mooney is an
odd Wim bey and the Tlatas wishes
hued stems,
LETTERS FROM MOTHERS
Every day we get letters from mothers
telling of the benefit Baby's Own Tab-
letd have been to their little ones. Some
praise them for constipation, stomach
and bowel tronblea; others for breaking
up colds and simple fevers; some ea a
great help to teething babies,hile
others go so far as to say thee,tfie Tab-
lets have saved their littlnone's life,
We have thousand of latera—all prats•
ing the Tablets, 1 t y never do harm
—always good. rs. Robert Pierce.
Bell's ai
R db Ont.
p , writes:I would
not be without Baby's Own Tablets in
the house for a day, When anything
ails my little ono I give her a Tablet and
she is soon alright. I am sure other
mothers will find them quite as satis.
factory." Sold by druggists or by mail
at 25 cents a box, from rhe Dr. Willi-
ams' Medicine Oo., Brockntlle, Ont.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
A simple and effective remedy' tor SORE THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Orseelehe
*185 thh. scathing �ropertlee of *lippery CIM ins 1100.
•ktis. Your din et or from 0i, 100 lir et.imilss.
itrte, )mins .,, L001tdtf, Jltsote, idoritteal. ger
required to send b
liver to the udersi6 p
deceased, on or before
e std or to
de-
ecutor of the said
e 18th day of March
A. D. 1907, their names f addresses and descrip-
tions and a full statement of particulars of
their claims and the nature of the security (if
any) held by them duly certified, and that after
the said day the Executer will proceed to dia..'
tribute the assets of the 'deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which he shell then have notice,
Dated this'll/tit day of February �A. D. 1907.
R. VANSTONE,
Vi ingham P. O .
Executor.
LrDlxm.—In Wingham, on Feb. bth, the wife
of Mr. J. D. Lidiet; a son.
Pictci.t.r,.—In Culross, on Feb. 1215, the wife
t Mr. W. Pickett • a Son.
o W
uentrRr.—In W Wingham, on Feb. loth
A W g , the
wife of Mr. John Arnsbury: a son.
BANTeS —In Wingham, on Feb. 1815, the wife
of Ensign Banks; a son,
MARRIISD
LwrsintaN—BOslrAN—At the home of the
bride's parents, on February 20th, by Rev. W.
G. Howson, Mr. Jas. H. Leishman, of Saskat-
eheeren to Miss Martha E. Bosman, youngest
daughter of .61r. and Mrs. Edward Bosman, of
Wingham. •
DIED
Fox—In Brussels, on Feb. 11th, Harriet
Greta, infant. daughter of James and Louisa
Fox, aged 10 months and 7 days.
CADS --In Morris, on February 13th, Martin
Cade, aged a years, 1 month and 15 days.
WARD— In W Ingham, on February 1315,
Druoilla Ward, relict of the late John Ward,
aged 67 years and 0 months,
KaivNED=—In winghain, on February 16th
Robert Kennedy, aged 84 years, 11 months anti
15 dant.
MCDONALD-111 Whitechurch. on February,
10th, Mary Abraham, wife of Mr John McDon-
ald, aged 56 years, 0 months and 18 days.
THE BUSINESS OF
THE MUTUAL LIFE
Assurance Co. of Canada.
HEAD OFFICE, WATERLOO, ONT.
For 1906 shows substantial increases
over the previous year, as may be
seen from the following figures:
ITEMS 1005 1000 gains ower
1Assets t 9,298 oils $ln,ti8(i i80 $1,080,447
Income 1,956.518 2,078,423 116.905
377
'In ur nceittforee 44,197, 4 1,208,878, ,712,4458
dtxpenae ratio � Ciroeel' and Chins KerehAllt
Income..... Yi$ mo, 18.$1 D.O. 1.46
, 4810 .� ..ro
ONE WAY SECOND CLASS
COLONIST RATES
TO
San Francisco - - 844.20
Los Angeles - - $44.20
Mexico City - • 843.20
Ogden and Salt Lake, Utah 540.65
Helena and Batte, Mont. $40.65
Nelson B. O. - - $41.15
Spokane, Wash. - - $41.15
Victoria, Vancouver and
New Westminster B.C. 543.65
Rates to other points in propor- .
tion. Tickets on sale daily from
March let to April 80th.
For tickets and full information
as to rates, routes and train service
call on L. Harold, Depot Agent. J.'
D. MCDoNALD, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto.
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The
Corea
Best and
tGrooeriee. see.
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Glass and
Ornamental
Ware
Oranges,
,
s Bananas,
Eto.
PRODUCE TAXER,
J. Heary Christie
AB 211, O'OSENS WillOttAlti, ONT.
,&gent, yringhttia. _ . . _ - .. - .
BEAD OFFICE : TORONTO,
Unita, paid up, $3,000,000
Resirve Fund and
Undivided profits $3,928398
Total Assets, over 49,000,000
WINCHAM BRANCH.
Farmers' Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and npwarde,
and added to principal 30th June and
Met December each year.
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager.
R Vinton., Solicitor.
FARM FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale his farm of
200 acres, being Iota 21 and 4, con. B, Turn -
berry. 23 miles west of Wingham, on the
boundary. The farm is exceptionally well
fenced, well watered, and In a good state of
cultivation. Soil, mostly clay loam. 3;4 acres
of good orchard. 60 acres fall plowing done,
On the premises are a large bans; barn 70 x 80
with stone stabling underneath; also lean-to
on north end 30s 70; also drive barn 60 x 60.
Also a large brick brick, with frame kitchen
and dining room. On the barn is a new 14 -foot
power windmill which drives straw cutter,
grain crusher and root pulpar, also 60 foot
tower pumping windmill, which supplies water
from never•failing well to house and barn.
Reasons for selling, terins and price can be had
Prole the undersigned. Possession at any
time.
HENRY THOMSON, °
Winghain 1'. 0.
Q EALED TENDERSaadressed to the under -
IJ signed, and enders a `Tender for Public
Building, Owen Sound, . t.," will be received
at this office until Mon, - y, February 26,1007,
inclusively, for the con: ruction of a Public
Building, Owen Sound, .,nt.
Plans and specification, can be seen and forms
of tender obtained at t• s Department and at
the office of Messrs. Fo- ger and Clark, Archi-
tects, Owen Sound, Ont •
Persons tendering are notified that tenders
will not be considered unless made on the
printed form supplied, ..nd signed with their
actual signatures.
Eacli tender must be accompanied by an
accepted cheque on a artered bank, made
payable to the order o the Honourable the
Minister of, Public Wo s, equal to ten per
cent. (10 p.c.) of the a ount of the tender
which will be forfeited = the party tendering
decline to enter into a :ontract when called
upon to do so,or if he fai to complete the worlc
contracted for. If the 8 :oder be not accepted
the cheque will be returned.
The Department does hot bind itself to ac-
cept the lowest or any lender.
By Orde'
b. GELINAS.
Secretary.
Department of Public W rks,
Ottawa, Januar 31, 1907.
Newspapers will not paid for this adver-
tisement if they insert without authority
from the Department.
WINGHAM
flour Mills
We have good corn at $20.00 per
ton, come and secure your supply.
All kinds of Chop and a good
supply of Bran, Shorts and .Low
Grade Flour.
ways ask for Wingham Mill's
Flour,
PRICE LIST
Five Lilies flour, } bl, $2.20 to $2.40
Prairie Pose " " 2.00 to 2.20
Star " " 2.00 to 2,15
Cream Pastry Flour 2.00 to 2,05
Low grade Flotir,ton 25.00 to 27.00
Bran, per ton - 20.00 to 22.00
Shorts, 20.00 to 22.00
Screenings - 18.00 to 20.00
Chop (mixed) 2500 to 25.00
Chop (oat) - - 25.00 to 28.00
Chop (Corn) - . 21.00 to 24.00
Winter Wheat, bus. .08 to .70
Goose " " .60 to .62
Manitoba " " .75 to .85
Goods delivered promptly to all
parts of the town.
HOWSON, HARVEY &
BROCKLEBANK.
CArrrnt. PAin Ur ; TOTAL, ASSETS; Rsspavp new
#2,600,000 Thirty-two. Million Dollars 51,000,000
13,ENK OE HAMILTON
A General Banking Business Transacted
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Deposits of $1.00 and upwards received, and highest current
rate of interest allowed.
96 Branches throughout Canada.
WINGHAI1 BRANCH
C. P. SMITI-I, AGENT.
THE CANA)'.IAN It ANK
® C MERCE
ESTABLISULD 1937
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000'
Rest, - - 5,000,000
Total Assets, - 113,000,000
IIEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
B. E. WALKER, President
ALEX. LAIRD, General Manager
A. H. IRELAND, Superintendent of
Branches
Branches throughout Canada, and ii the United States and England,
A GENERAL BANNING .BUSINESS TRANSACTED
FARMERS' BANKING
Everyfacilitya king.
Sales- Not s cashed or taken
for collection
BANKINGby-
mall.Y accounts receive every attention be made or drawn Uy
WINGHAM(ONT.) BRANCH - A. E. SMITH, MANAGER.
86•
The Bee Hive Three Stores, seem to be the draw-
ing feature by the masses. The way goods are moving
in and out, something must be doing. No dead stock
here. The quality of
Groceries; 61othin�
and -DryJr6ods
are of the best. Being selected by a large staff of experi-
enced buyers, is filling a long felt want, and are certainly
bought cheaper in large quantities.
Our offer of part cash as well as trade is still on.
Country people, take advantage of this for your produce,
and get busy We can save you some money.
American Coal Oil Kept in Stock.
TITIN BEE 111V1 CO.
WINGHAM STORES : •
Next door to Elmer Moore's and in The -Carey Stand.
C
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Special Gut Bargains in
PURN ITU RE
AT S. G -RACE' YDS.
All new and up - to - to stock.
PARLOR GOODS, MATT
$46.00 Parlor Suites for 539.00
39:00 " " 31.50
35.00 a " 29.00
23.00 " " 13.50
and S SPRINGS
I $3
75 Mes
attrses for $3 35
Hercules Springs—the
I best in the market at
I the price, guaranteed
I for 5 years. for - 3.50
We handle the Astermoore Mattresses, too. --
Bedroom Suites, .Sideboards, Parlor and Extension
Tables
at special prices. 4.0 off leaves 26 on. We think we
can beat that, for cash.
wantingdo hip in
--•f youaret
PETS
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ARY
CARPETS --If g
Carpets or Floor Rugs this spring, see what we can
do tor you. Give us the size of your room and we'll
get carpet made to fit.
rte' We make a specialty of nice, neat Planta Framing.
Or Room Mouldings, Window Shade. etc., etc.
S. GRACEY
.P'tiidN1TUEl DEALER ,AND UNDERTAKER.
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