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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-03-28, Page 1THS WINGHAIVI TIMES. VOL XXXVI.-NO. 1833. What is the best Emulsion ANSWER: HOWARD'S Why ? 1. It contains 50 per cent. Pure Cod Liver Oil. • 2. It Contains Hypophoepbites and Glycerine. 8. *Is easy to take, and a perfect Emulsion. FOR SALE BY Walton McKibbon THE DRUGGIST Macdonald Block, Wingham. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers New Elec ric Lamn. Han. Adam Bea reports that a Ger- man has invented new eleotrio lamp, which will out the cost of lighting away down. The lamp will, with one watt, produce as much candle power light as swill one of the loo ,1 lamps with three watts. This is cut lug the cost of light- ing to one-third of he present rates. Auction Sal ¢ of Stock, etc. Mr. John Nicht coon. 12, Turnber'r{1 sale of farm stool hold furniture, et noon, April 2nd. sold bis farm is gi everything is to b See bills for par will be the anotio , of lot 31, concession , will hold an auction implements, house- „ on Tuesday after - Mr. Nichol having Ting up farming and sold without reserve. !Ware. John Purvis eer. Ton SALE, -Brink house and lots also a good brick house with all modern eonviences; hard and soft water, good barn, and from one to four acres of land.. Get particulars at the TiatEa office. THE LITTLE EATON 41) Leads in the follow- ing lines : SPRING NATSD CAPS SPRING%0,VRCOATS AND &AItdCOATS SPRING SUITS (Latest cat and newest designs). The finest assortment of TIES AND COLLARS - ever shown in Wingham can now be selected from, as 1.IIE LITTLE EA.T®N- Saturday Bargains. 6 doz.Men's Colored Soft Shirts, new geode, regnlar 75e and $1, Saturday at a - - .49 285 pair's Boya' Penta, in dark tweed, all eizea, regular 45o, 550 and G5o. Saturday at - .25 6E0, C. HANNA Old Poatoftee Store Maodonald Block * WING'SA111. WEOPED 5L1 S IN SPRING. Nov soon the eine Aloof with mem As with a shinny s The married mar Beats carpets hung And beats them Or wedded bliss In bpring he gets e man may stand smile, ok in band, the while upon the line, pith a will; hat seems to fine, his fill. At early morn an twilight's erose, The married m must go, When bloomed t poppy and the rose, And with a swi ig blow. He'll fill the Bard n air with dust, And strain his veary book; For married mer in springtime most Pursue the bean tracts. And though hi sore, What tboogb The rug that hi He still must And though hi dust, His muscles rat The married ma. Beat on with n hands are blistered lie arme are lame; ee the parlor floor, at the same, eyes are filled with ed with pain, in springtime mast ght and mato. And so the single man may stand Aloof with mer y smile; ' For everywhere throughout the Iand All marri d me , the while, Are heating carp s night end day (Such tasks th single raise); With every blow :hey seem to say, "Who named i : wedded blies?" Severe EI •ctrical Storm. A severe elect Seal storm passed ever this section on Ssturday evening, last, aocompanied by >.onsiderable rain. No serious damage i.- reported in this sen. tion. Some peo weather for th cold weather on has allowed the e say this means cold spring. The rather Sunday and Monday ater to lower in the river and their is lot now likely to be any damage from floods this spring.' LADIES -Get y stir spring needs in millinery at MISS ITTLE's. Moving o Clinton. Messrs, Hugh oss and Wesley Walker are movin to Olnnton this week and will open a rniture and under- taking store in th t town. The TIMES is sorry to hear of ase gentlemen leay. ing Wingham, but we can heartily wish them every sunt ss in Clinton. Mr, Walker has had a umber of years ex- perience in the fur itnre and undertake ing business and ith Mr, Ross as a p artner they sboul meet with splendid success. The peo e of Clinton are se- curing two good o) izene. Call at R. Johnston's and see his line of Felts, Rubbers and Shoes and be con. vinced. Baseball Club A rousing meeti Baseball Club wa evening of Iast w for 1906 were close the olnb was a en year: The books Re -Organized. of the Wingham held on Thursday ek, when the books d and showed that case financially last bow a small balance on the right side w itch goes to show the games were well asttronized. The fol. f oliowing cffcers •:,ere then elected to govern the team fm. 1907: -Hon. Pres., A. M. Crawford; Hon. Vice•Pres., D. D. Wilson; President, A. J. Alder- son; Vioe-Pres., L.: -Kennedy ; Treasurer, Wm,. Armour; or. Secy., •Elmer Moore; Manager, m. Britton; Mas- cot, "Spider" We . The boys intend holding a celebrat n on May 24th, Victoria Day, and will hold another meeting on Thnrsd April 4th at 8,80 o'al ook in Council bomber when ar- rangements will be ode for a monster celebration and a to ni committee to be picked out. The b s will again enter a team in the leagn with our neighbors and will no doubt g ve a good account of themselves. To Delinquen Subscribers. The most nnplea sant feature of the newspaper business -experienced by all country papers -is t number of anbsorib- ere who never cormsier their indebted. ness nor Seem to eels whether the pub. lieh r can meet his obligations. While we have hundreds of subscribers who are honorable anon ;h to pay up, we are sorry tO say we ha on our list numbers of subscribers wh are in arrears, the amount of whose' debtednese while in. dividually small, nns up into hundreds of dollars. We ould appreciate it very much indeed if hese arrearages were paid tip. If gu )scribers Would all get the habit of paybi g in advance, it would not onlyold grea ay to the pleasure of publishing a pape ', but it would enable publishers to 0o Isnot their bnsinesb much more Antis otorily. This pare* graph is nob inten ed for any subsoriber who is not in acre t5 , but it is intended for those who ate and we belie they may ant on it. We re this week sending a number of a000n" r to anibacribere who ate in arrear( and Shall be pleased to have ati early relit tattoo. Ladies' E Tne regular meet Auxiliary of the Wi meet in the Council day afternoon at 4.11 bers of the Auziliar� present, See the pretty e prices at Mrs. Green Poet cards of the n office now on sale at rcm's. WINGRAM, ONTARIO, TRUi-tSDAI, MARCH 28, 1907. xiliary. ng of the Ladies' Rham Hospital will 1kambernext Mon. o'clock, All merit, are requested to be ree Band Will Play Friday. If the weather ie favo able on Friday of this week -Good F=day-tete Citi- zens Band will play sev=ral selections in the open air, thus opensg the season for open air oonoerts, A complete line of Felts. Rubbers and low Shoes now on hand at R. Johnston's Boot and Shoe Store. Do riot fail to see th-' fine d- lav of new wall paper at Miss s. Open- ing days are April 3rd mi th, Ingham post Married at the Rectory. A quiet wedding (took plane at the Rectory on Mondayajsvening, when Miss Mabel Maude, dangi-ter of Mr. John Mc- Donald of Whitec arch became the wife of Mr. John A MacKay, late of Kinloss, now of Ma itoba. The happy couple were atten d by Mr. George Gillies and Miss Ag a MacKay. Owing to recent berease ant in the bride's family the ceremo y was a very quiet one. They will ventually take up housekeeping int West. FOR SALE -The bast Timothy and. Clover Seeds. GEo, E, KING. WANTED-Thirtv cords of good dry cedar. Apply at Western Foundry Co. Easter at Easter in the Ang the greatest festive the feast of the Lord. It has long every member to at munion on Easter 1 other time. There aervice at St. Pael' o'alook a.m„ Morn short sermon and A children's servic;' of the usual Sunda alar evening servic Special music will ch urch decorated day. t. Paul's. can communion is of the year, being snrrection of our •een the custom for end the Holy oom- Day even if at no i11 be a communion church at 8 and 10 g Prayer, with a ommunion, at 11. will take the place Sohool, and the reg. will be held at seven, e rendered, and the 1. keeping with the FOR SAtE-One oven; one cook stove hold furniture; gen bicycle. Apply to Horses Kii Mr. J. W. K. Va, the Wrought Iron well•known in Wi heavy loss in havi. killed at a G. T. R lin where Mr. Van Unusual in Coterie. Officials at the Tomato Observatory stated that it was none tad in Ontario to have so many thunder;, torms in March, though isolated ones Iwere common every year. Such a oo!Iditiou was not to be wondered at, however, eine it was very warm in may places in the United States, while c• -d weather still was felt in northern Ca ado, A Blacksmith's Bill. When a blacksmith was asked how much he would char a for shoeing a horse be demanded o y a cent for the first nail, two cents fo . the second nsil. four Dents for the tbi nail, and so on through the thirty.t o nails in the horse's four shoes. T o owner of the horse at once accepted the terms of she contract, but found it possible to pay the bill, for the amonn reached the sum of 2,984,257,298 cents ley the time the job was completed. 1 Every lady, who lloye her Easter Shoes here, will be pr ud of her feet. She can't help it yo know. W. J. GREER. DOMINION BANK. Savings Bank Departmen I beg to announce tAa( in future •calor stove,with interest upon deposits i'Yi this depart- ment will be credited quarterly, namely, quantity of house- the ends of March, June, Septempber eman's Cleveland and December. HILL. D. T. HEPBURN, Manager. ed by Train. norman, manager for Range Co„ who is glum, met with a a team of his horses crossing near Bet. - Orman is now locat- ed. The team was drive Ing a load of ranges and was i Porter, of Tara and Meaford. The driv was not blown and t change of J. A. Ben Johnston, of s say the whistle ey did not see the tram until the horses were on the plank- ing between the r. le. Mr. Johnston triei to pull the hor• s back, but they were struck and bot instantly killed. Porter miraculously soaped uninjured, bat Johnston was r ther seriously in- juried and is in alt hospital. The horse that was di oily in front of the engine was so had hit that he was literally torn from hi hind hoofs, the horse shoes reveal ng embedded in the plank crossing Mr. Vannorman values the team at between $400 and $500 and will look to the G. T. R. for settlement. Fon SALE, -Shod and dwelling house at Whiteohurch. ASoft water tank, sink and bate room, t ree bedrooms, parlor, dining -room ansummer kitchen. Terms to suit p • ' chaser, Apply to T. Kew at Wingha or Whitechurch. A Farm Paper A new compan nearly all of whi chased The Far • majority of the oaf farmers, am of the leading iets in Canada. identified with t Company are t Ex -Minister of A Mr. Wm. Smit Horse Breeders A W. Modems, late siener for Canada. will continue to a assisted by a stro • writers, among w Dryden.;Mr. 0. W', erienced Farmer'= been secured as a p the editorial staff. The Heine Depa Mies Laura Rose, has been associate. Institnte moveme ' The paper has enlarged and impr• things may be loo of the present y prioe Will be raise• In the meantime With the Tisane a for one year at $1. r• ntrolled by Farmers. capitalized at $60,000, 11 ie paid up has par- ing World. The large • areholders are practi- ng them being several eedera and agrtcultur- Among those closely e management of the e Hon. Jno. Drs den, rioultnre for Ontario; , President Ontario sooiation, and Mr. F. ive Stook Commis - Mr. 3. W. Wheaton t as managing -editor, staff of Editorial ne are the Hon, Mr. Nash, an old and ex. Institute worker has rmanent member of talent is edited by ho for many years With the Women's in Ontario. ready been greatly ved and still greater d for. At the end t, the bubeoription to $1.00 per annum. e can supply yob the Farthing World 5"fdr bOth Mete. Call and see our new sup -to -date Stock of wall paper, , I nox's Jewellery and stationery a re, oppssite the Queen's hotel Fou Sate -A few choice yonng York.. shire brood sows at $15 and $16 each, if taken soon. A. McNeil, con, 12, East Wawanosh or Wingham P. 0, The Lord' Crown Atty Seag received the folios from the Attorney Toronto: I am di tention to the fact Lord's Day Act pa force. By section action or proem' menced without le' General for the pr• expiration of 60 da the commission of The Act is intend: possible a prope Lord's Day, and the necessity of p well to let it be n: is one which mus call the attention any violation of t under your notic lars, the matter attention, Yen WRIGHT. Day Act, r of Goderich has ing communication General's office in oted to call yonr ate that the Dominion ed in 1906 is now in 15 of the Act no ion is to be cora- ve of the Attorney vince, nor after the s from the time of the alleged offence, to secure so far as observance of the ith a view to prevent oseontion it wonld be deretood that the law bo respected. If you 1 the Department to e statute which comes and furnish partials - 1 ill receive immediate Truly, J. R. CART - Mrs Green having a firs):-olass trimm- er in charge of herrkioom, and with good assistants, w uarantee all ord- ers filled promptly and satisfactorily. A call Nolicited. Dr. Nelson Tait of 498 Spadina Ave., Toronto, will be at tl�)e Queen's Hotel, Wingham, on Pride, , April 12th, from 8 30 a. m. till 3 p 1nr consultation in diseases of Bee, Bar, Nose and Throat. Glasses fitted, P "BIJOL, DREAM" Coming Wedneswuy April 3, under Auspices Wingh -m Public Library. The Oameragra h Co. of New York, is coming here fo one night only, ex- hibiting the beet l' a of motion pictures now on the road•. Among some o the largest' pictures produced are he Prospectors" a drama of the wee ern gold fields. "The Jail Bird," show' g /rhe escape and an exaotin chase. "Pldrtot's Grief" an illustrated fairy le. "Please Help the BIind" a very fu ny and amusing film." "The Inexperien ed Chauffeur," excit- ing and fmnny, showing an amateur's trouble with an automobile. "Apart- ments to Let,"; another comical and really intor s int flm Many other ser- ies of piotnree w 11 be exhibited, also be. tween pictures a fine line of stereopticon views Will be a sewn. For a good two hours laugh an amneeinent, come and see the show a 8.15 p. m. The prioee are right. Ad tit, 25o; children 15; to any part of the all, QHURCI-j NOTES. Rev. D. McOa no, of Listowel will be the preacher t the Anniversary .sera vices of the Wi ham Methodist Sun., day echoed, to be e1d on Sunday,. April 14th. , Willis Presbyt-Tian, church at Clinton held its 20th as iiversary services on Sunday. This sngregation is endeay. oring to pay off:: debt of $2,600 before the let of July. Good Friday ensuing, Capt and Mrs. MacGillivray void conduct the special aervice in the e rmy hall. On Easter Monday at 8 p. n. a Band concert and Social will be gbeen in the Army hall in aid of the corps ands, A good program, All welcome. Next Sunday rev. E. R. Fitch will preaoh his farew ;ll sermcne as pastor of the Wingham B.;• tist church. The sub. jeot at the morui g service will be "The Master's Message from the Open Grave." In the evening' r. Fitch will preach the last of the = ries of sermons, the subject being "A i anal Question." Easter flowers. Easter music, Easter addresses, on th program, for the ser- vices of the 114thodist ohurch next Sunday. Subje s, 11 a.m„ "The last, but the greatest f the beatitudes." 7 p. m., "The q• stion everibody asks does death en, all?" Solos by • Mr. Frank Hill, Th public are cordially invited; and ma expect a day of special Interest, and blesing. For the very i' test in spring millinery call at MISS LIT E'S. Highest cash pride paid for butter and eggs at W. Bone's grocery, Chisholm block. PERS NAL. We shall be glad t this column from any have visitors or purpoa drop in and tell us, or s effect. have contributions to of our readers. If you going away yourself, bud as a note to that Mr. and Mrs 3. H Stephensonare vie. Ring with relatives n ar Petrolia. Mr. D. J. McFeg $n, of Toronto was oalling on Wingha friends on Monday. Mr T. 3. MoLea , of the Wingham Oil Co. leaves next eek on a business trip to Cobalt. Mr. T, G. Westo 0. 0. F. Organizer is this week workiu in the interests of the Order at Teeswa$er. Mr. and Mrs Ralplii Ballagh of Elkton, Mich., are at presept visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lennox. Mr. Thos. Bell w week attending the the Canada Fnruiturl Mr. Simon Mitchel Easter holidays visiR Mr. Alfred Mitchell s in Toronto this :nuuaI meeting of Manufacturers. is spending the ug with his son, t St. Johne, Que. Mr. Wm. H. Orni4ksbank has return- ed home after spen California, visitin t ownspeople, Mr. a Owing to remo not receive again 1 day in May, and ing several weeks in with our former d Mrs. R. Mclndoo. aI, Mrs E. Baer will ntil the 3rd Wedues- fterward the bat and 3rd Wednesday df the month, in her new home ou Alfiled street. Rev, W. D. Ma IIee, of Clinton, and Rev D J. Welsh, f Tiverton, were in town on Monday ttending a meeting of the Home Miesioi Board of the Walker- ton Association o the Baptist church. Tnuxzn AND 1, VALISES --Strong and durable with fir it quality lecke. Full stock to select in m. W. 3. GREER. The newest things in millinery for spring are now rady for inspection at MISS LITTLE'S To RENT -First-class grass farm of 100 acres; plenty of water; 2 miles from Wingham. Apply to H. Davis. War's Hine Haryest In the so-called of Caesar, a millio the field of battles short space of nine ed to devote to "ti 2,103,050 of her so following the attar the world destroys lives and $6,000,00 petty. Two -third budget of the vari are devoted to the -. •glorious" victories men perished on Napoleon, ,in the ears, was anthoriz• e glory of France" s. Itt the ten years on Fort Sumter, in war 1,400,000 1,000 worth of pto- t of the combined us states of Enver* aaintenance of arm- ed forces and tO t le service of a debt practically the whole of which was in- curred by wars. ; War expenses in Europe absorb one4nalf of all the wealth created by produ tive labor. In the comparatively insi nificant war of Eng- land With the Boer , England lost 22,- 450 men and spent 1,400,000,000. Three hundred and fifty housand men were withdrawn by he from prodnotive in- dustry 56 engage n the destruction of war. Military xpenditnres in the United States ring the last eight j eareltaite absot d $1,600,000,000. -In- ternational Joan 1 of BthioI. $ I A TEAR IN ADVANCE FWELL-KNOWN PEOPLE 3 MB. EDWAR ► BRYANS. 10 years Residen i of Huron County Mr. Edward Bry' ns, whose pboto we give this week ha,' been a resident of Huron connty fir upwards of fifty years. Mr. Bry . s was born in the county of Ferma, eh, Ireland, and Cross- ed the Atlantic "th his parents in early life, settling fir: t at Ancaster, Went- worth County. n 1850 the family mov- ed to Morris tow ship and located a mile south of Jamest. wn, Thirty years ago Mr. Bryana par . ased lot 12 on the 2nd concession of G ey, on which farm he has since that ime resided. He spent some fourteen ears in the Grey town- ship Council, _:ven years of which he served as Dep ty Reeve. Daring the last term uncle : the old County Councils Act, Mr. Bryins was one of the repre- sentatives for the Grey, Morris and Brussels Dime t. Since 1874, with the exception of t'io years, he has been a member of th 3 Board of Direotors of the Howick M teal Fire Insurance Co and is at prese t Vice President of the company. Mr. ryane is a Conservative in politics and i well known in East Huron and his na a has been mentioned on various occasio s as a possible bearer of the party ban er in puliticel cam- paigns. SHOES -The bes makes at best prices. W. J. GREER. The Ann al Supper. Members of Cour Maitland, Canadian Foresters and vie' ing members and their ladies to the n tuber of about two hundred spent last riday evening very pleasantly in the C unoil Chamber, the occasion being the nnual supper. Aft- er partaking of oy tens and other deli- cacies, served in Mi-. Eimer Moore's beet style, the balance of the evening was spent in speech ma deg. The first toast, "The King" was responded to in the party joining hear ily in singicg, "God Save the King." r. W. J. Greer pro- posed the toast, " anada" and this was responded to by r. P, Macdonald in a very interesting peech. The speaker showed up the va its rosjurces, etc.,l made to feel the p) Canadians. "The Fcreaters" was th proposed by Mr. sponded to by Mr. gave a good addre qualities of the 0: land" was propose and responded to b chell, .1 A. Day, 1 Beckwith, "Visitil troduced by Mr. S. A, Maguire and re- sponded to by Mess s D. M. Gordon, A. Dalmage and E. Bter. The last toast, "Tho Ladies" was proposed by Mr. W. 3. Greer and respc•3ded 50 by Mr T. J. Weston. During tie evening readings were given bv, Mee' s S. Graeey and T. G, Weston and nstrumeutat selec- tions on piano an violin by Messrs H. Trout and . A. Cruickshank. The evening was a very enjoyable one. In gatheri gs of this kind the members beocner bette acquainted. thus helping the rder. Const Mait- land is one of the fl . t Courts that join- ed in With the Canan:ian Order of Forest- ers. 15 was orsan,zed in November, 1878, by the late Or Oronhyatekha, as a Court of the I,';0. F. of America, When the Canadian Order was forined in N-ovembet, 1879 :his was one of the first Courte to jo' in with the new Order. The Conti stetted with fifty charter members a a of this number eleven are still m mbere. Organiser Weston, who has b en wetting here has added some talent yJtl y ve new members to the roll,bringing b g g tie total Membership np to about 270 The next regular meeting of the 0 tat will be held on Friday evening o this Week and all tn5ftibere are rola ted to be present. tueas of our country, , and all present were ouder that they were Canadian Order of next toast, and was esse Button and re - e. H. Musgrove, who on the many good der. "Court Malt by Mr. Wm. Bone Messrs J. H. Mit. . B Elliott and M g Brethren" was in- YOU WILL NEED Seeds AND Formaldehyde this Spring, so it will pay you 50 obtain the best of both, Oar stook of Seeds is complete and all sold at catalogue prices, "Four Star" brand of Formal• debyde is the beat on the market, and is fully guaranteed. Our prices are low, at galley's Drug Store PHONE 100. WINGHASr, ONT. j Y 41 L.. III.•:Iytl1411i1,1i.,odJa-lana 0 16 Property Owners Will find it distinctly to their advantage to make me their agent; based on quick returns and satisfac- tory dealing. The following list are a few of the many properties for sale: $960-114 story frame house, 7 rooms, oellar, hard and soft water. Bristol Terrace. $900 -Solid brick cottage, 7 rooms, almo_t new, Martha St. 1050-1?; story house, 8 rooms, good repair, rents for $99 per year; John St. 11.00-1:1 story frame house, 8 rooms, hard and soft water, fine cellar, ex- cellent repair; Franoi& St. 1250-114 story house, 8 rooms, hard and soft water, nice location, rents for $102 per year; Victoria St. $1200-2 story houses, six rooms, beautiful location ; Albe, t St. $1300 -new brick cottage, 7 rooms, hard and soft water, arable; Joseph - pee St. $1600-2 etvA y house, 9 forms, good repuir, a beautiful home; Scott St. $2700-2 story solid brick house, hath, furnace. could not be built now for $4000; Maple St. $2500-2 story brick cottage, 8 rooms, acre fruit trees, beautiful location, Disgonal Road. $3500-2 story new brick house, furn- ace, barb, lavatory, electric light; everythiug strictly first class and up to -date, Patrick St. If you want anything at any time in Real Estate, .Dome direct to head- narters. q Money to Ioan on farm security, J. . CHISHOLPI, Real Estate. Insurance and Loan Agent. Vanstone block, Wingham. Highest price paid for hides and poul- try at T. Fells' butcher shop. Dr. Ovens, Oculist. London, Ski-ri non Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat will be at Mc- Kibbon's drug Store, Tuesday, April 2nd --all day. Glaseee properly fitted. iptileeseenesees..seasaaelliLtikeessei THE LEADING SHOE STORE 1 i - Your Easter Shoes are just as important as your new gown, bonnet, hat or top coat. A well clad foot is a 1 tv a y s attractive. Oar new Spring Shoes for Men and for Women possess all the artistic beauty and el012an00 it is possible to put into shoes. String the Children We have Easter Shoes for the boys, girls, and the babies, Men's Shope $2.50 to $5.00 Women's " 2.00 to 4.00 Bova' and Girls' Shoes 1.25 to 2.00 Infants' Shoes .30 to 1.00 Let us dress your feet for Easter. See us for trunks and Valises. lho rt J.Greer TEE SEOE1t: