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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-10-10, Page 8THE WINGHAM TRIES, OCTOBER 10, 1907 MINOR LOCALS, —Next holiday, Thankegiviug day, Thursday, Weber 31et. -.-Court Maitland, No. tri, Canadian Foresters, wet to-ntorrow (V iday) evening. —The many • friends of lifts. John Little, of Turuberry will regret to heir Ontario is aeriouely 111. ---31r. James Henderson, of the Blue. vale road won over forty prizes at the Teewater fall fair last week. —The Treasurer of the Tnrnberry .Agricultural Society will mail cheques en Friday to all winners of pr:zs at the Wingham fall fair. --The regular meeting of Minerva Eneampment, 1 0 O. F. will be held :text Monday evening. All members are requested to be present. —cit Teeswater fair last week J A. Morton was judge on fruit; D. McKim. ley an roots and vegetables and Geo. Bpotton on penmanship. —Mr. T II. ROSS, formerly of Wing - barn has accepted a position es travell- ing salesman for a piano firm in Van- couver, B. 0. and is now residing in that city. —.Air. D. Bell, local agent has sold a fine Grand Heintzman cb Co. piano to Mr. F. J. Hill, Mr. and Afire. Hill are now getting settled in their new home on John street. —Mr. J. Ross McLachlan, formerly manager of the Traders' Bank, Spring- field, but latterly of Clifford, was mar- ried recently in Bay City, Mich., to Miss .Annie L. Russell, of that city. —The engagement is announced of Miss, Flora A. Nixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Nixon, Teeswater, and Mr. Robert Billed Curran of Owen Sound. The marriage will take place Wednesday, Oct. 16th. —Palmerston's rata of taxation for 1007 is 30 mills. We thought Wingham had the "honor" of having the highest tax rate of any place in Ontario, but now Palmerston comes to the front with one mill higher than the rate here. CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABUS A simple and effective remedy for SORB THROATS AND COUGHS They combine the germicidal value of Cresoleno with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico- ace. Your dru; cert or from us, Se- in stamps. Lome, 21=Lr-9 Co., Limited, Ascots, Montreal. dor —Mrs. Wm. Kellwood, who is visit - int; her daughter, Mrs. J. 11. Tigert, at Godericb, sustained a fracture of the leg one day last week as she was coming down stairs. Mr. Wellwood left for Goderioh on Thursday. We hope Mrs. Weliwcod will soon recover. —Among the young people who arriv- ed in town during the weak to attend the Wingham Business College are, Mr. Johu Steel, Teeswater; Miss Edna Staf- ford, Buffalo; and Miss Phemie McIa- toeh. Ripley. 'We trust their stay in town will be pleasant and profitable. —Slander is a blighting sirocco—the base, foul, cloven footed slander—like the loathsome worm leaves a path cov- ered with slime. How truthful it has been said: "Living, he is a travelling pest and worse, dying impenitent, his soul too deeply stained for Hell." How often do we bear the slanderer's ton- gue warbling hie song of disgrace on our Streets.—Ex. PERSONAL. lire R,tbt Small, at Lindon is visiting with old friends. in Wingham. Miss Irving, of Teeswater *pent a week visiting at the home of Mr. H. Davis. Air. Robt. Beatings, of Uobalt, is visiting with his family in Turnberry, Mrs John Kerr, of Smelt Ste, Marie is visiting with old friends in Wingham. Mr. E. W, Bradwia, New Liskeard, spent part of the week at his home here. Mre. McQeiggan, of Tilleonburg, is visiting with her daughter, Mre. Geo, Orrr, Mr. Geo. Thomson, of Ooderioh was calling on olil Wiughain friends tut week. Mr. D. Patterson, of Blyth, County Road and fridge Commissioner, was in town on Tuesday. Miss 13. Little, of Nebraska is visiting with relatives and old friends in Wing - ham and vicinity. BABY AND MOTHER. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Roadhouse, of Stratford, celebratert the 50th anniver- sary of their Inartiage. QIANT TRirLFvs "Currency," "Bobs" and 'lime Ohevciog Tobaccoes, in. big plugs. Quality always the same. TEACHER WANTED, For Soboot Section No. 0, ! ruberry; male or tamale Dutse to • egin with the year 1908. App lone, stains salary wanted, quahfio ions, eto., will be received up to Tuesday, Nov. 5th, 1907. Mr. James Cummings, of Toronto was visiting for a few dad s at the home of his father, Mr. J. B. Oummings. Mist Sara Farquharson has been visit- ing for a few days with her brother, Mr. John Farquharson at Teeswater. Mrs. Jas. A. Haugh and two little daughters have returned home after a two weeks' visit with friends in Tees - water. Mr. William Bird has returned to her home in Hamilton, after spending a few weeks with her old friend, Mrs, Wm, Wheelens, and friends in Belgrave and Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. ,Eilio•t, who have been visiting with relatives and friends in Wingham and dietrict for some time, returned to their home in Stellton on Wednesday. Mrs. A. J. Nicholls has returned home after several weeks visit in the Weetern States. She was accompanied home by her brother, Mr. Mitchell, who will visit in Wingham. Mr. Burvilla Griffin, who spent a week at his home in town, left on Tues. day morning for Taft, Mont., where he will spend several months with a rail- way surveying party. Mr. Maxwell Graham, of Glasgow, Scotland, has taken a position with his brother-in-law, Mr. J. H. Christie, in hia grocery store. Should he like this country, Mr. Graham will bring his family from Scotland. Rev, T. S. Boyle and Mrs. Boyle left on Tuesday on a trip to St. Catharines and Montreal. In the Intter city Mr. Boyle will preach at the reopening ser- vices at the Oathedra), where he was previously Senior Assistant. Mrs. Dinsley leaves this week for Detroit, where she intends making her home for the winter montne at least. Her many friende in Wingham will re• gret to hear of her leaving town and hope she may again return to Wingham in the spring. A few doses of Baby's Own Tablets relieves and cores constipation, indi- gestion, collo. diarrhoea and simple fevers, The tablets break n colds, ex- pel worms and bring the ittle teeth through painlessly. They bring health to the little one an co ort to the me tier. And you ha t e guarantee of a government analys hat this medicine does not contain one particle of opiate or poisonous stuff. Mrs. 0. F. Kerr, Elgin, Ont., says: "Baby's Own Tablets is the best medicine I have ever used for stom- ach and bowel troubles and destroying worms." Sold by all medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents_ a box from The Dr, Williams' Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont. J. S McI)OUGALL, Secretary -'treasurer Wingham P. 0. Canada's Oldest Nu rseiits. We have the largest stock of Curt - RANTS, 13LA MCDERRIES, GRAPES and Reernst RIES in Oanada, alae complete aaaortm&nt oC FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREES and Simons. Write us before placing your order. Agents wanted at onoa. The THOS. W. BOWMAN & SON CO , LTD., Ridgeville, Ont. FARM FOR SALE. Being south 3a Lot 88, con. 12, East-Wawan- oah; 150 acres more or less; clove to school and churches; 0 miles from Wrneham. ho land lies well, s nicely rolling,no hard n; natur- ally drained- is a dark clay I m, of the choicest quality, and is known) the olit sett- lers as one of the surest cropp� ng farms in the neighborhood: is suit le foyatl kinds of crop dairying or grazing. he cleared land is all seeded but about 25 ac os*; there are 10 acres of hardwood bush, map beeoh, hemlock. elm, white ash, etc., which leas not been nulled to any extent. There is a never -failing supply of well and spring water. Barn 80x60, stone foundation: holds 7 horses, 25 head of cattle. Hay barn 80x50, pen for 80 hogs. These with two large sheds form a well sheltered yard for stook. On account of getting the family home- stead, I now offer this farm at a bargain, and on terms that should make it easy for some willing man to get a good home. If not sold soon, will be offered by nubile auction. For terms and er ara iuAROdMoEIL or R.VASTONEWnghrn. CHURCH NOTES. Rev. J. M. Horton, rentor of Ripley will conduct the serviees at St. Pant's next Sunday. The children's meeting in the Baptist church on Saturday afternoon will be held in the fature at half past two. Melville church, Brussels, has given an order for 400 individual communion cups, trays, &o, which will be used at the next communion services on Sabbath, 13th inst. A special offering was taken a few weeks ago to defray the expense of the oups. Rev. H. E. Allen, pastor of the Bap- tist church, will continue the settee of sermons .on the Beatitudes next Lord's Day morning. Topic, "The Blessedness of Meekness." In the evening Pastor Allen will preach the second of the series on the Lord's Prayer. Topic, "God's Parental Responsibility." Everybody welcome. A most gratifying announcement made at the opening meeting of the Methodist Board of Missions in Metro- politian Ohnrdh at Toronto was a re - cora revenue of $451,000 for the year, an increase of $38,000 for the past twelve months. The board has charge of mis- sions in Canada and in the foreign field of China and Japan. In the Methodist church next Sunday, the Communion service will be held, at the close of the general service, morning and evening. The pastor's subjects will be, at 11 a. m. "What we find in the uncovered heart of Christ." 7 p.m., "The invisible environment of our lives; and the touch of an unseen hand." The pnblio are invited, to time bright and helpful services. Public School Board. The regular monthly meeting of the Public School Board was held on Tnes- dity with all the members present and Chairman Lloyd presiding. The Principal's report for September showed the average attendance to be as .follows:—Room 1, 56; 2, 43; 3, 49; 4, 45; 5, 48; 6, 48; 7, 70; ranking atotal average attendance of 322. The re- port wase adopted. The following accounts were passed on motion of Trustees Griffin and Ross: —Town of Wingham, water rates, $6; A. Young, supplies, $2.28; Welker:Bros. Slating Oct, $4. The sir lady teachers presented a petition asking that their salaries be increased $25 each, pointing out that under the rales that two of the teaohers would reoeiva ran increase of $15 and t9titr 1!q itnr0s30 of C.! WA- fi1ie in. �6fede8 Vide asked id 8ii. deeetint of the increased cod of living. It was moved by Trustee Rall, second- ed by Trustee Isard, and carried assns• anously, that the increase be granted. On motion of Trustees Herr rind Moore, Principal Mnsgrove's salary was increased $50 and this was also oatried straaa►isnotisly. On motion the salaries of the teachers 5n4 officers were ordered to be paid. AUCTION SALE OW VALUABLE Farm and Village Property. Pursuant to the Power of Sale contained in a certain Mortgage made by Henry Lawrence to the Vendor, which will be produced at the time of sale there will be offered for sale by public auction at the Brunswiob Hotel in the Town of Wingham, on Saturday, 20th day of October A.D.1007, at 2 o'clock p. m. y W. A. Currin, auctioneer, the following v uable pro- perties namely :— First :—Lot number'Iwo in Bion of the Township of County of Huron, contain less. On this property i dwelling 22 ft 28 ft tached 20 x 22, a fra orchard. The property is situated 11' miles from Bel - more and 6;4 miles from the 2Village of Wrox- eter. There are about 00 acres oluare t and in a fair state of cultivation and the farm is well watered. becondly:—The south half of lot eight front- ing on Margaret Street in Thomas Irwin's Survey in the Village of Belmore. On this property is situate a comfortable dwelling. TERMS OF SALE.—Ten per cent of the purchase money on the day of sale and the belance in 20 days thereafter. Further terms and conditions of sale will be made known at the time of sale or may bo had on application to the undersigned. Dated this 8th October. 1907. R. VANS'1ONE, Wingham, Vendor's solicitor. e "0" conces- rnberry iu the 90 acres more or tea brick veneered i frame kitchen at- rn 82 x 54 and a small ENTER ANY DAY for a'Bustnees or Shorthand course. uPositions s•surer/ to gradtzntes. Sixre months will fit you We provide 24 Sys 11 neaollCentral best facilities. Write Yongo 81., Toronto. W. Ii. 19naw, Principal. -VAT— 51 trir4Zgcs*'TO9 TELEGRAPHY for Railway and Commercial work is well taught by us. Our new book Guided by the Key." explains. Bent with first lesson to any appli- cant on receipt of 4 cents in stamps. Address Central School of Tele- graphy, 8 Gerrard at. east. Toronto. W. H. SHAW, President. I*0111'l. Mr. nd Mrs, JoWingham, vn F. Groves; October Son er 7th, to Buooitg--ln Morris, on October 9th, to Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks; a daughter. DicxE1SIE—in Culross, on October Oth to Mr. and Meg. A. McKenzie, a son. IIIA11RIEif MoDoNAT.D -- Timms.— At Wingham on October Ond,1007 by the Rev. Mr. Perris, !Miss Lillian Louise Timmins, of Kaukanna, Was , to i,Peli�l Stew;srt McDonald, Esq., Lake nave South, Huron Tp. CoS11118t At. -.T!, "lii7filltlireiii, uii Cetober 2nd, by nes. T. 8. Boyle, Mr. Jared 1. Cosens, of teratford to Miss Etta Day, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Day. DIET) IfneLAT.—In Wingham, on Ootobar 2nd Robert Edward Haro d Finlay, won of Hr. and Mrs. John Finlay, aged b years, , months and 1 day., GAtr'T. ht ifinloss, on October 4th, Eliza- lleth, wife of Mr. James Gaunt, aged 80 years, 5 months end 4 days. SMALtl.--In Brussel. rn Oetober 2nd Mary Martin, Wife of.S4mueIB.3male,ageddsyoitrs. We Teach Telegraphy. dtd/2711, CEENNTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. We have three departments: Oom- meroial, Shorthand and Telegraphy. We employ the beet teaohers that money can hire, Our courses are thorough and praotioal and, we assist worthy students to positions. Those who wish to get a money -making education 'should get the best. Write for our new catalogue and get partionlars. Tbie is the best time of ,year to enter our classes. ELLIOTT & MCIACHLAN PRINCIPALS. Insurance ! honey to Loan! Cumming ! Orv'i0F;—West of Bank of Hamilton, corner of Diagonal Road and John street. REPRESENTING The Western, and Union Fire In- suranoe Companies. The Canada Life, and the London and Lancashire Life Assurance Companies. Have had upwards of 20 years of ex. perience in Conveyancing, and am pre. pared to execute Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, Agreements, Wills, etc., eto„ correctly and at moderate charges. Money to Loan on Farm and Town Property. All business strictly private and con- fidential. A' call solicited. A- Duff image SBALED TENDERS ddressed to the under- signed, and endo ed "Tender for Exten- sion of Lion's Head W 1. arf," will be received at this office until Friths , October 18, 1907, inolu- sively, for the const notion of an extension to the wharf at Lio. a Read, Bruce Countyy, Ont., according to a . an and specification to be seen at the offices of J. G. Sing,Esq., Resi- dent Engineer, Con ederation LitBuilding, Toronto • H.J. Lam., Esq , Residentkngineer, London. Ont.. on ap lication to the Postmaster at Lion's Head, Oat and at the Department of Public Works, 0 tawa. Tenders will not e considered unless made on the printed for . Supplied, and signed with the actual signatu es of tenderers. An tempted ch que on a chartered bank, payable to the or or of the Honourable the Minister of Pub1' Works, for one thousand one hundred dol ra (31,100.00), must accom- pany each tender The cheque will be forfeit- ed if the person t..• dering decline the contract or fail to eomple the work contracted for, and.will bo retur ed in ease of non-acceptance of tender, The Departmen does not bind itself to ao- oept the lowest lir'<nv tender. By order, FEED GELINA2, Secretory. Department of P •lio Works Ostawa.:eptember 20, 1907. Newspapers wi not be paid for this adverti- sement if they rt it without authority from the Depart . crit. D' AND :TRUNK SYs EM RENTERS' EXCURSIONS AT SINGLE FARE Now in effect to points in Temagami, points Mattawa to Port Arthur; to Port Arthur and all points on Geor- gian Bay via N. 1'. Co., and to cer- tain points in Quebec, New Bruns- wick, Nova Scotia, Nfid. 0O1NG OCT. 24TH To NOV. STH. Tickets will be sold at single faro for round trip to the following territory. Muskoka Lakes Midland Lake of Bays Fenetang Ada ganetawan Elver Lakefleld '.fsiiawaskatoboot harbor: 'Argyle to Coboconk, Lindsay to Halibut ton, t narbot Lake via Kingston Qct and Kingetan and Pembroke By. Alt points IteVern to North, Hay inclusive. St. Ste Mario ,in got. Nay. Co. All tickets stood until I)(' 3tii or until elate of Navigation, if earlier, to points reached by steamer lines. 1 or full information 114 to rates and J D b DONAvn, D. P. A.,L. O"1t a nto Agent. ADDITIONAL HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS To WINNIPEG and all points in the NORTH-WEST Special Trains leave Toronto TUESDAY, AUG. 27 TUESDAY, SEP. 10 TUESDAY, SEP. 24 TUESDAY, OCT. 8 TUESDAY, OOT. 22 Return second-class tickets from Wing - ham at very low rates, ranging from Win- nipeg *132.00, to Edmonton, $42.50. Good for sixty days. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS on each excursion. Comfortable berths at small extra cast. Obtain free pamphlet, rates and full information from J. H. REEDIER, Agent, Wingham or from C. B. Foster, Dist. Pass. Agt., Wingham, To- ronto. 73' '.,d:: N 111 111 i!�1!!,�`g�1*7.��j ? 23M l''11ii'R 811113 ;i•lI3 *, �. ;. s1sR . �,i RqRq�ii � � 3 ��f n : a l I f' 3 .,i ��_._ ■.■� iu,`.a�iii�iiiiii.■i,IJ.srid■n■..ri,Y..iliIl..,�:.Y,.�� '. .. :M11: ,xlmr 1 •' ll1' a11 is 1 :11YMO �I. 3*i : C!riw' :1111: �anr :1111 1i'11 ; ;,Y■it 011111: :;J 1111: 11 C"1 ■Il �■ °6. 11 Everything Cooked on the " RURON " Range is DONE TO A TURN. You are sure of satisfaction if you patronize home industry. us when in need. of Call and see Furnaces, Base Burners, Steel Ranges, Gast Ranges, Wood stoves, —in fact anything you require in the stove and heating line. John Bugg @'arettfe s y 3 F I 2 !3 - @11— sg tageasss'nsee � X.v 5 nrigs. ��4����'2�'s�§noses_�e3�i����3e.a�uv_3�.��zy3��'�,'a's�s�� �'esi®L 38� ;1 _§o`ea- s��,��f`li;: eractomminsiminismullustailimocamer • The Orangeville woollen mills and the Meaford Town Hall were destroyed by fire. William Hanlon was arrested on a charge of swindling banks at Orangeville by forged cheques. I: YYII ,YY7 Ir �nwr 14 11.11 1 121 yyCiitl� C11IN�� ■IIIYI 11, ■ Illi! ■N3llr �IJI� • :II28 ;n; a alitralLAGgaglitil V VvVVVVYYVVVVVV V VVVVVNvvw For Purity, - Strength and Flavor 4.4444444-4.4.444.4.++.1.44-1.-1.44 4.4.4. NEWSPAPER4. 4. BARGAINS • The TIMES offers the following World to Unitary let, 1908. .50 bargains for new subscribers :Times and Toronto Dailyq• 111111111111111111111 •A 4 Times and Weekly Sun f to January 1st,1908....... .25 Times and Weekly Mail '1' and Empire to January + idt, 1008 .... .25 i `Timesend Family Herald and Weekly Star to Jann- cry ist, 1908. .25 early, Nomilimmilm Send ne in your order so that yon will get the full advantage of the offer you select•. Times and Weekly Globe +1, to January let, 1909 $1.45 TtIITIMES WINGHAM, ONT. My Teas are unsurpassed. They are tbe blending of many. years experience, and are a combination of only the highest grades of teas. GIVE THEM A TRIAL. - MY COFFEE Iis the very best that money can buy. Those who get it once come back for it. ISN'T THAT A PROOF OF s IT'S GOODNESS. IL Henn Christie Grocer and China Merchant AAA HAMA AAAAAAAAAAAAAA AAM Beautiful Dress Goods in Tweed effects, were 60 cents per yard, are now offered, while they last, At 49 Cents a Yard. They are well worth your careful attention. Money saved is money made." Also a splendid assortment of CLAN TARTANS, very pretty and very good. All shades, textures and quality of other lines of Dress Goods that for beauty of finish and excellence of quality should claim special attention. No trouble to show our goods. JUST A WORD ABOUT OUR NEW AND FASHIONABLE 5' CO .r, TS for Fall and Winter wear. Every garment properly cut and tailor made, and finished exactly to our order. Come in and see' them before you decide where to buy; it will pay you. Great cut in Flannellettes here now. Good, time to buy. s„ D. M. GORDON. FOR SALE — Several good White Wyandotte cockerels. Apply at TIMES office. FOR SALE—First- class 100 acre farm, two miles from Wingham. All in grass. Get partionlars from H. DAVIS. True bills were found at St. Thomas,. Assizes against engineer Murray Ste- phens for manslaughter in conneotion, with the wreck at the diamond crossing in August, 100IL nl . C/ / AY tl•ni;ERMEMERE ell 1 MEMS Stoves at Cost FOR CASE ONLY, FOR 15 DAYS, COMMENCING OCT. 1st We want the room and the motley ; you want the stoves. So we are offering for fifteen days the greatest sale of Stoves and, Ranges, Base Burners, Coal and Wpod Heaters that has ever been offered in Wingham. all a><ld look them over while the stock is large. Now is your time to save money. YOUNG'S BIG HARDWARE. nt'rin;nn'Q 41 off;1,SS'ar-SISS.S,^lSiSSS..11;irlSSN., ucc trtr'.]cf7i�l✓'e