HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-08-29, Page 8MINOR 4QGALS.
-Wit:Whatn Business College opens
Sept. $n4.
-�Wthainun: fait fair on September
9143rh. and 21th.
--Spend n<xt Monday -Labor Doy-
en Winglsarn.
--A celebration will be held at Harriss
ton on Labor Day"
--Bast Wawanosh Council rni::ates
are held over until our next issue,
--Regular monthly meeting of the
Tower Council will be held next Monday
evening,
--Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian k'oreaters, on Friday evening
of thie:week.
-.-The Wingham High and. Pnblio
Schools will re -open on blonday next for
the fall term,
--Farmers are about through with the
barveetiog. Rain is very badly needed
to freshen up the pastures.
-Mr. Harry Day, formerly of Wing -
ham has sold his residence in Walkerton
and intends moving to Vancouver, 13, C.
-John Taylor Holmes, an =tole of
Robert Holmes of the Clinton New Era,
died at Parkdale laet week, aged 83 years.
-Four thousand people left Toronto
on Tuesday from various points in Ont-
ario, on the homeseekers' excursion to
the West,
-Dr. Kennedy was called to Goderioh
professionably last Friday, While there
he performed an operation in the new
Go latch Hospital,
-Mr. Hector McLlean and Miss
Maggie McLean received word on Tues.
day that their consin,Mr. Allan McLean
Wee seriously i11 at Toronto.
-At the old boys' reunion entertain-
ment in Watford last week, Mies Mabel
McDonald of this town won first prize
in two of the dancing competitions,
-The contract far laying the new
granolithie walks on Frances and Leo -
paid streets has been awarded to Mr.
Chas. Barber. The work has been
started.
-It has been decided at Gaderich to
begin a local option educational cam-
paign. It has not yet been decided
whether a by-law will be voted on next
January.
-The regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Wingham Hospital
will be held 1n the Council Chamber on
illouday afternoon, September the 9th,
at 4.15 sharp,
-The Kincardine Review reports that
after spending a few days in Kincardine,
officiated the Dominion Alliance decided
not to submit a local option by-law in
that town next January.
-Tate by-law to guarantee the bonds
of the Ontario & West Shore Electric
RailwayCompany to the extent of X125,-
000 was carried in the township of Ash-
field by a majority of 50.
-His Honor, Judge Doyle will hold
court in the Council Chamber on Friday,
-66th of September, commenoiug at 10
o'clock a. nz., for the final revision of
the Wingham voters' 1st.
-Mies Cora Sherriff, daughter of Mr.
Jas. Sherriff, of town, and one of the
recent graduates at the Wingham High
School, has received the appointment as
teacher in the Publio School at Malone.
-Earle Reid, the little son of Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Reid of Kincardine, who
was operated on for rupture in the Hos-
pital talo weeks ago, was able to go home
on Wednesday, having fully recovered.
--The many friends of Mrs. Wm.
Crowston will be sorry to learn that she
suffered another stroke of paralysis on
Thursday last. She was taken to the
Hospital and has since been in very
feeble health and her friends fear she
will not recover.
--Reports from 564 divisions of the
Province to the provincial board of
health show the number of deaths
from all causes in July to have been
1,053. JI'rom contagions diseases the
number of deaths was 207, out of a
total of 690 cases.
-One of the prettiest home weddings
tools place on Tuesday, Aug. 20, at the
hams of the bride's mother, Mrs J.
Leckie, (ween street south. Kincardine,
When herseoor d daughter, Margaret
Lavinia, was united in marriage to J.
McIver, M. D., of Detroit, formerly' of
Kincardine.
-The show to be given at the Canad-
ian National Exhibition, Toronto, this
year in front of the Grand Statid will be
most wetly and most varied overprovid-
ed at an open air show fn Clanada. All.
the best acts now bofote the public have
been engaged. In fact, the whole pro-
gram consists of high class features,
many of Which have not been seen in
Arrterica outside of Neta• York,
After being sunk for five years off
Dort Hope, the Dominion dredge Lear.
ler hes been faired and will be brought
to Toronto for repairs.
Uwe disorders ere reported in Pilot
Mound, Um, as the remit of local op.
tion, eloeing two of the hotel barb. The
motel men dolled up their houses alto.
*either, roomers end lodger. have been
iame1 crit, ryrd trare11er1 tuts fled no
11gve1l QdM Oss.
PERSONAL..
we shall be glad tohave oontributions to
this column trout any of our reetlera. -If you
have visitors or purpose going away yourself.
tiro» in and toil ue, or cold us a note to that
okteat.
Mies Laura Hornuth, of Toronto is
visiting with friends in Wingham.
Miss Lizzie Greed hal been visiting
with Mrs. Walter Rose at Teeswater.
Mr. R H- Holmes is away on a buss.
nese trip to Toronto, Cobalt and Winni-
peg.
Miss Eaa and Mr. Scott Gordon are
home after spending a month in Mus•
koka.
Mr, Earl Drummond is visiting with
his uncle, Mr. John Drummond at
Oriilia.
Mr. Roy Gordon, of Toronto, is visit-
ing with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. D.
M. Gordon.
Misses Olive Cruickshank and Grace
Greer were visiting with Clinton friends
for over Sunday.
Mr, 3. M. Graham and Miss Helen
Graham were visiting with friends in
Part Elgin last week.
Mr. Geo. Melntosh, editor of the
Forest Standard was visiting with Wing -
ham friends this week.
Mrs. Jas. Sherriff is visiting with her
sister at Peterboro and with friends at
Toronto and Hamilton.
Mr. Roy Crowston, of Toronto is home
visiting with his mother, Mrs. Wm.
Crowston, who is seriously i11.
Mrs. C. J. Graham and daughter,
Miss Agnes Graham are spending two
weeks with friends in Toronto.
Mies Mabel McDonald bas returned
home after a ten days' visit with her
friend, Miss Riddell at London.
„Mrs. Geo. L. Walker, of Gorrie and
her sister-in-law, lairs, Green, .were
visiting with Wingham friends last week.
Mr. and Mrs, A. Nichol and son,
Kenneth have returned home after a
few weeks' hohdys in Goderioh and
Ashfield.
Miss E. Burdetta McCracken left this
week on a trip to Port Arthur and the
North-West, where she intends spending
her vacation.
Mester Frank Elliot has returned to
his home in Brantford after spending
several weeks with his brother aad
sisters in town.
Mrs W. E. Mo0andlish and son Lorne,
of Nelson, B. 0., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Slee. John Taylor, at Zetland,
and other relatives and friends in this
vicinity.
Rev. 3. W. Bell, of Toronto is the
guest of Mr, and Mrs. D. M. Gordon this
week. Mr. Bell was the esteemed pastor
of Mr, and Mrs. Gordon when they were
residents of Listowel some years ago.
Despite alarmist reports to the con-
trary, the crop prospects in the Province
of Saskatchewan considered as a whole,
are excellent.
iiUIi1V.
WEIR -At Gienannan, on August 13th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Weir: n soh.
DET -In Wingham, on August 27th, to Mr.
and Mrs. John Doy; a daughter.
EogmiEa-In Morris, on August 8th, to Mr,
41.14,2i2ra. Louis Bckmier: a daughter.
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LAwannC't-In Turnberry, on August 22nd,
Henry Lawrence, aged 48 years and six months,
SnEMntox-At Moosejaw, Sask., on August
17th, ,tames Slemmon, formerly of Grey town-
ship, aged 51 years.
AQtcEw-in Ashfield, on Aug. 16th, Mary
Jane McMillan, (relict of the late Joseph Ag-
new,) aged 77 years, 6 months and 24 days.
McKr8t4ox-.T Huron, en Aug. 15th, Sarah.
McKinnon,. (relict of the Iate Donald McKin-
non) aged 83 years,
Moo* -In Iluilett, on August 14th, Isabella
Alice, beloved wife of Will. Moon, aged 46
years, 4 months and 20 days,
DAws0x-In West Wawanosh, on August
21st, Annie, beloved wife of George W. Daw-
son, aged 41 years, 4 months and 16 days.
Bt;ottANAN-At Toronto, on Sunday, August
20, I807. Alice .Teanet Buchanan, second daugh-
ter of Jas. Buchanan,hen.,of Goderioh.
TOWNSHIP 0
TLJRUBERRY.
Notice is hereby riven that a Court
vain be held, puran nt to The Ontario
Voters' List act, .y His Honour the
Judge of tke Count l Court of the County
of Huron, at the F+resters' Hall at the
Village cf I3lneva!: on
Monday, the 2 d of September,
1907, at 1 o'clock .. in., to hear and de -
teaming Complaint' of errors and omis-
sihns in the Voter: List of the Muniei-
pality of Turnberr'• for the year 1907.
Dated at Bluev: e this 22nd day of
Anienst, 1907.
JOHN BURGESS,
Clerk of the Muni ipality of Turnberry.
THE IMES
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TIIF WINGRAM TIBMS, .AUGUST 23, 1907
RITCHIE cosExs�•�•
The Cyclone Has
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Real ' Estate
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We this week adi rtise a partial list
of faun and euburb.,n properties recent
ly listed with us for sale. As we make
it a poiet to as,ert sin by personal in-
spection of eaoh property before listing
it, that it is worth ti .e price asked, the
intending purchaserria the advantage
of our judgnient, as veil as his own in
bnyiog.
We have had diteear year's experience
in the Insurance, Real Estate, Loaning
and Valuating burintss and think our
opinion is worth soon +thing.
Beeiees the list oho tin below we have
a muoh longer one at 'our office, which
we invite intruding )urohasers to call
and see. ' We will d 'ive them free of
charge to see any p1aoi on our list.
$1900-A 36 acre fat
vale. Frame bars
land and xis ae
bush. A bargain.
$3400--A 56 sore fat
Wingham. Brio
large new bank
Terme $1000 oas
pent.
n adjoining Bine-
and lactose, good
es of hardwood.
m 114 miles from
veneered house,
arn, good water,
i, balance at 5 per
$2700-A 50 acre arm 5 miles from
Wingham and 1 e miles from Blue -
vale. Good hoose and barn, 2 acres
bush, 250 rod' new wire fences.
Terms $1400 cash ; balance at 41;
per pent.
$3200-100 ear a, 21e: miles from
Wingham, 6 aoree cleared, bank
barn 34 x 40 comfortable house,
good roads. Terms -One half cash,
balance at 5 er cent.
$4000-50 acret
ham. Goo
rooms, bank
and orchard.
ance on mor
house and lo
went.
one mile from Wing -
brick house, ten
barn, good garden
Terms, part cash, bai-
tgage, or will take a
in town in part pay- -
$3500-51 acre,, square lot, 1 mile
from Wroxet-:r, brick house, bank
barn, windmi 1, water in stable. A
complete hom i at a moderate price.
Terms, $1500 ;ash, balance on mort-
gage.
$4:500-102 aore
vale and five
Large rebuilt
stabling uncle
good land, an
Terms, 82000
cent.
, one mile from Bine-
iiles from Wingham.
barn and shed with
all. Frame house,
in a good locality.
ash, balance at 5 per
$6200-150 acres Township of Turn•
berry, barn 36. "0, shed 3642, with
good stabling n der all, frame house,
never failing c eek and two good
wells, 110 acres nder plow and clear
of stumps, 42 ao es in crop this year
and 68 sores in g ass. An excellent
property two mils from Wingham.
Terms to snit nrchaser. Good
reasons for sellin
$5500-150 acre, Cl) se to Wingham.
One of the fine t farms in the
County of Huron. Excellent build-
ings, good land nd fences, never
failing spring olos to barn. Two
thousand dollars may be Left on
mortgage at 41,4 p r cent.
$6500-200 acres, East Wawanosh.
Two square lots, 2i to CP R. station
at Auburn, and (k to Blyth,
mile to church and post office, 1'
to school. A splendid grain and
stock farm, good, crops this year,
A money-makertc, the right man.
Owner has other property and no
help to work lana. Terms, 83000
cash ; balance on mortgage.
$8500-200 acres,`lee miles from
Wingham. Bakpbarn 70x80, large
brick house "barn
as new. A fine
farm in abeautif 'situation. Close
to school and on a! main gravel road.
Crops above the average this year.
Terms, 82500 csshl balance on mort-
gage.
$8000-200 acres, Si
wood bush, fine
stone stabling, g
and pig pen, silo,
barn. One of iii
East Wawanosh.
tore buying elsow
aoree good hard -
house and barn,
od driving house
lightning rods on
e - finest farms in
Better see it be -
ere.
IN TOWN PLOT
$1200-1,4i acres, brick veneer house,
frame barn and root house. Terms,
$400 Dash, balance;at 5 per cent.
$11000--0 acres, frame house, in a good
situation. Just 'I the plate for a
retired farmer.
$1300-4 sores on i splendid corner.
i story frame louse as good as
new. Good laid and every-
thing in order.
$1300-9 acres in Lower Town, All
the advantage of upper town with
one fifth of the tax rate. Good 1?.a
story frame henget ;large frame barn,
good well and cistern, A most de-
sirable property.
We have also on our'. lista for sale in
Voinghatn and other towns and villages,:
LAUNDRIES, BLACI$SMITH SHOPS,
TANNERIES, EARD'WARE STOOKS,
GENERAL STOOKS, {ETC.
We exohange farms f r town property
and town property for rms.
We can direct intendi g purehasers to
some good investments i the West.
We represent the beet Insuranee ooni.
panies :its Fire, Life,coidant, Plate
Glass or Carnality basin se.
MONEY TO LoA5a o1Q Ittl'n vnn Emma'.
A, splendid list of towpi lots and de"
bitable horned for sale. 115 will pay you
*creed tts,
RITCHIE & °SENS
REAL �EyST�7ATE & 2 IMAM
1(INGITAMR,
And, the Bee Hive is still seining at prices
worth, investigating..
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GROCERY DEPARTMENT
Smoked Shoulders, per 1b
Granulated Sugar, 20 lbs for' ,13
- $1.00
Coffee Sugar, 22 lbs. for 1.00
Raw Sugar, 24 lbs, for 1.00
Best Icing Sugar, 4 lbs for ,25 ',--=HOW -
Good Salmon, per tin ,15
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When people come to visit you and sit right down
Ejust exactly where the faded part of the wall paper shows
up worst i Do you explain that the light is too strong and
25 • i pull down the blinds so it won't show or do you stand so as
.n5 - I" to hide it. Disagreeable any way ! Why not let it be seen
15 : and say you're going to Saunders, Wingham, for new
* j paper right away ! If a paper fades he tells you so quick-
• ...• ; * ly. If it will not fade he tells you so more quickly. He
has all kinds -all colors -all makes of paper from Irish
,*,� Linen to American Yellow, and it is the only Watson-
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Foster Paper obtainable for a great distance. It is guar-
.��' anteed to be what it is represented and full length.
* As we expect to remove from our present stand .next
year we 'wish if possible to run off a great quantity of our
'. present stock, and hence the following prices hi paper.
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Other Salmon, 2 tans for.
Wonderful Soap, 7 bars for
Sunlight Soap, 6 bars Mr
Bee Rive Soap, 7 bars for
Scented Soaps, 2 bars for
Scented Soaps, larger ones, 3 for
Rice, 7 lbs for
Spices, very low in price.
50e Tea, $lack or Green
Pickles, 3 bottles for
Bee Hive Starch, 4 lbs. for
Cheese, per Ib
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At your own price, to clear., Nice lot of
Rugs, Curtains, and some Carpet left.
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People are tickled, and so is England, at the way the
goods have been carried away. A great many are dealing
here because it is the proper place to get a saving of at Least
3o per cent, on your rnoney.
We thank the public for their very large patronage we
have enjoyed.
The
Bee hive Stores
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CLOSEST INSPECTION.
School Trade Comes to us
We have new and second hand books and sell them
at the prices just issued by the Government. We want
to buy your 2nd hand books- we want to sell you those
you need -everything for the school child.
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just in, we must sell it during next 30 days and offer you
20 per cent off any piece for ,o days. Supply is un-
limited --Milt demand is steady -mail orders promptly
cared for, write us your needs.
E FINE NEW ASSORTIvIENP or WOOLS
R. E. Saunders
Successor to X. M, Fisher, near Post Office
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