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The Wingham Times, 1913-07-03, Page 1.,. THE WIN(iHAM TIMES. VOL. XLIL-41O. 2142 i Olivine Toilet Soap 50 per cent. DISCOUNT ! We purchased a very large quantity of this Soap at the right price. The Factory wanted the money, hence this saving to you. Regular Price 25c per Box. Special Sale 15c per Box. (3 Cakes) 2 Boxes for 25c. I (6 Cakes) A fine grade of Toilet Soap, made as cheap to you as Common Soap. SATURDAY CANDIES.—fresh every week. 50c Cadillac Chocolates 33c Ib. 35c Im- ported Turkish Delight 19c Ib. •esIMMIN 1111110111111111 Jo W. McKibbon DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN: The Stores 1>tala.� C. N. Griffin GENERAL AGENT FIRE otrfr etc LIFE MOMENT PLATE GLASS WEATHER insurance dle'RpNNa Coupled with a REAL ESTATE and MONEY LOANING Business. Issuer of Marriage Licenses. Offioe over Maloolm'a Grocery, H. DAVIS WINGHAM', ONTARIO Agent for AlIan Line Cunard Line Donaldson Lines. Canadian Northern Lines Ocean Steamships. W. J. Moon Veterinary Surgeon LATE GOVT. VET. INSP. Office of late Dr. Wil.on Residence Wingham, Ont. Cor. Frances and Patrick Sts. OWee Phoneli9. Phone 182 Christie's Grocery PHONE 69. Rose's Lime Juice 25c Per Bottle The Best Hot Weather Beverage WINGHAM, ONTARIO THURSt AY JULY 3, 1913 $1 A YEAI1 IN ADVANCE Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers. No Change ijt Train Time. The TIMES was from Toronto th train for Toronto at 0.30 o'clock. The train leaves heretofore. mformed last week t the early G.T.R. ould leave Wingham his was an error. ere at 6.45 a.m. as Get Parnell's Bread at Christie's. Pretty Ju$e Wedding, A pretty weddi was solemnized at the residence of r. and Mrs. Huffman on Wednesday of st week, when their daughter, Mrs. . hn Thornton, was married to Mr. F. Hudson, of Wing - ham, by Rev. Dr Rutledge, of the Methodist Church. The best man was Mr. John Huffma , and the bridesmaid Miss May Huffma . About forty guests were present, an after the ceremony all sat down to a aintyadding sup- per. They will r side on, dward street after taeir honey oon teip, Watches and jery at half price at Knox's sale. 1 vv Married at ift Current. At Swift Curre t, Sasketchewan, a quiet, yet very etty wedding was solemnized by the v. C. B. McKinnon. Baptist minister o Swift Current at high noon Thursday June 19th, at which Mr. Hamilton Robe tson Mack of Swift Current, Sask. was nited in marriage to Miss Christena fargaret Kelly of Wingham, Ont. to wedding took place in the presen of a small company of relatives and fri •nds of the city and neighboring vicinit . After the cere- mony the company sat down to a very sumptuous dinner In the early after- noon the newly w ds boarded a west bound train for M ple Creek and points west amid shower of confetti and good wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Mack on their return wiil reside in Swift Current. Married in Sacr d Heart Church. The Church of Wingham, was t pretty wedding on at 9.30 o'clock, Blair united in the mony, Miss Marne ter of Mrs. John berry, and Mr. Pa Goderich. The bri gown of Valencienn tion and was atten Miss Kate McKin blue silk trimmed Mr. Dan O'Brien, best man. The gr bride and bridesm. Prayer Books and g the ceremony the to the home of where a very su served. Mr. and the 3.30 train for other points, the b costume of navy return they will to in Goderich. The wish them a lo together, the Sacred Heart, scene of a very uesday, June 24th, hen Rev. Father oly bonds of matri- McKinnon, daugh- eKinnon, of Turn - rick Kilgallin, of e wore a lovely s lace and inser- ed by her sister, n, who wore pale i,th glass buttons. of Stratford, was om's gifts to the id were handsome Id bracelets. After appy couple drove e bride's mother uous dinner was rs. Kiigallin left on .ondon, Detroit and ide going away in a hie silk. On their :e up their residence • many friends will g and happy life The C.P.R. up now located in shoe store, Mess having resigned travelling publi requested to bu, above mentioned town ticket office is essrs. Willis & Co.'s Ritchie and Cosens the agency. The are therefore kindly their tickets at the lace. Men's Low Shoe Sale Read our ad. on last page WILLIS & CO. ■ins,..^ Some On Thursday le Sperling, grandso ling, made a recor landed two speckle of which have net section for many fish weighed 2 pour inches and the oth pounds and measu is pretty good fish years and Frankie He takes his liking no person strange one of the best fish �ishing. t Master Frankie of Mr. F. G. Spar - in trout fishing. He beauties, the likes teen secured in this rears. One of the ds and measured 16 r one weighed 11e ed 13 inches. This ng for a lad of 10 s proud of his catch. or the stream from s his grandfather is men in this section. FOR SALE—A good three -horse power gasoline engine. Apply to A. E. Lou- ttit. Summer Tourist Rates to the Pacific Coast. Via Chicago and North Western Rail- way, special low rate round trip tickets on sale from all points in Canada to Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Tac- oma, Seattle, Vancouver, Victeria, etc., etc., during June, July, August, and September. Excellent train service. For rates, illustrated folders, time tables and full particulars, address B. H. Bennett, General Agent, 46 Ydnge Street Toronto, Ont. Wecldi :_ at Seaforth. Last week's 3. aforth Expositor says: "A happy event ook place at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. James Wiltse, in Seafo th, on Wednesday when her daughter, 1V, artha Irene, was united in marriage at igh neon by Rev. Mr. Brown, of St. omas' church, to Mr. Harold Deem, o' Wingham, formerly of Seaforth. TI e ceremony was per- formed under an arch of orange blos- soms, maple le ves and the wedding bell. The bride vote a white silk k own with pearl trim ;ing and chiffon veil, jaliet style, with orange blossoms, and carried a bouquet of bridal roses. '.1'he only ornament s e wore was n gold cross and chain, t e gift of the groom. The bride's brother, Mr. Frank Wiltse gave her away aid Elaine Dennison acted as flower gar and carried abasket of roses. Mendell ohn's wedding march was played by Mis• Della Harris, niece of the bride. Aft the ceremony the guest$ sat down t• a dainty luncheon and left on the aft: moon train for To- ronto and other :flints. The young couple will take u their residence in Wingham. The b ide received many useful and costly pi 'sents, among them a number of cite nes. The young, eouple have the be t wishes of a host of friends for a hat 'y future. TRUNKS AND VALISES:—Big stock of select from at lowest prices. W. J. GREER. Accident in st Wawanosh. While engaged i the work of taking down the frame o Mr. John Martin's barn on the Arch. artin homestead on the 10th concession of East Wawanosh on Thursday evening, of last week, W. J. Adair, Charles Ma `tin, jr., and James Martin had a mire instant death. Wh ering one of the be slipped, and in falli named helpers and the bent. Other had narrow escapes men were moved to cal men summoned. been able to go to Mr. Adair and Cha in a critical co friends of these g thize with them in wish them a speed ulous escape frons e in the act of low- ts it in some way caught the above inned them under entlemen present The unfortunate the house and medi- James Martin has s own home while les Martin are still ition. The many tlemen will sympa- heir trouble and will recovery, Notice to the Peo , le of Wingham and Vicinity Suffering ith Defective Eye - Si ht. Commencing W dnesday, July 2nd. C. R. Wilkinson, I yesight and Testing Specialist, of Wi gham, will cail on people in the coun • y when those suffer- ing with any troub e of the sight may have their eyes • sted at their own home free of chat • e. Difficult cases and those that ha e never yet used glasses are.asked t. consult me. Only the finest lenses anframes of the lat- est patterns to choo e from. Consulta- tion at his residence Edward street, Wingham, at any ti e each Saturday. Satisfaction guaran ed. Orangemen in The members of Orange Lodge will atte in the Methodist Chur evening, when the ne• Church, Rev, J, W. Hit a special sermon. Men ted to meet at the Ora er than 6.15 o'clock. are cordially invited t vice. hurch. ingham Loyal d divine service h next Sunday r pastor of the bert, will preach bers are reques- ge Hall not lat- isiting members attend the ser - SCOTCH GIRLS COMING—Those wish- ing good domestic help should enquire from Lougheed, Immigration Agent. Joint Institute Picnic. The Women's Institt tes of Belgrave and Wingham purpose picnic in Mr. Chas. Wi 4th line of Morris on 10th. Members of the stitute with their lady f quested to meet at Curri office on the above dat leave the livery stable p oiclock p. m. olding a joint insun's grove, hursday, July Wingham In - 'ends are re- s livery stable Rigs wiil omptly at 1 velay,/1ever anox'snox's Prices in watches, j heard of before in Wingham to July 19th. Printing Prices tyst Advance While thenewspa. rs all over Ontario have for a year or t • o been recording the continual rise 1 prices of titling and many lines of b fness, they have been apparently fort •tful of the fact that subscription an advertising, rates and those for job pri ting as well (not- withstanding a subs antial increase in their wages hill) h ve not `kept pace with the cost of ma ufacture and gen- eral rates of living. The unwisdom of this is gradually maing itself plain to the newspaper frat:: nity, and in sever- al counties local orgnizations have been formed for concert: action in the way of self-protection. Bruce, Perth, Grey and Wellington are among the counties which now have as oeiations of printers and publishers, an Huron has recently come into line with a county association which will have fo one of its objects the discouragemen of that foolish prac- tice of i'working f r nothing," or next to nothing, inithe , rinting business. A schedule of living ates has been adopt- ed, and the publi, must hereafter ex- pect to pay for )oth advertising and job printing, ra s which will allow the printer to me . t the very substantial increase in cost o running his business which has been rogressing for several years. _. Contracts Awar The Huron County Ro Committee held a meeti on Monday last when t filling in the approach a on Josephine street nor to McKinnon Bros. of contract of widening t south of Wingham was John NcCaughey, of work is being done joint and the Townships of Wawanosh. HARDWOOD r+R SALE -10O, cords good body hardwood, near Pringle'a tannery. Price reasonable. All kinds of coal in stock and arriving weekly. R. J. CAN- T1:LON.. ed. d and Bridge g in Wingham e contract of the iron bridge was awarded rnberry. The e prairie road warded to Mr. Morris. This by the County orris and East Paving and Wa. rworks. Last week T. J. MeL menced work on the s is to be Laid on Joseph Victoria street to M McLean has thus far gress and should hay pleted in ample time paving to be started. Service Co. has a fore laying the water mai Josephine streets. W completed, work will paving of Josephine s Slaughter prices i silverware and cut at Knox's. an & Co. com- rm drain which ne street from le street. Mr. made good pro - e work com- or the work of Phe Construction . of men at work on ('entre and en this work is e started on the reet. waatches, jewelry, (ass to July 19th, Busine Mr. A. L. Hamel business here for t has sold out to Wiarton. Mr. Day in securing so well ness. This store five years ago by holm who sold out has carried on the fully, winning th people of Winghan and wishes to than tomers ftor their 1i hopes they will co corner drug store, who comes highly still continue to giv same attention th the past. s Sold. n, who has been in e past fifteen years r. J. J. Davis, of s is very fortunate established a busi- as opei d twenty - r. James 1I. Chis - Hamilton, who mess, so success - confidence of the and country around his numerous cus- eral patronage and time to deal at the where Mr. Davis, recommended, will the customers the have received in NOTICE.—All accounts owing me are now due and may be paid at my residence at the rear of the drugstore A. L. HAMILTON. Pretty Ju a Wedding. A very pretty w Wednesday, June of Mr. and Mrs. Culross, when th became the wife Scott, son of Mr. of Morris. The b attended and at place under an ev with ferns and (lo mony was perfor Perrie, of Wingh given in marria was wearing a lot Ivory Moueeline Irish Point lace large picture hat of carnations, r fern. The weddi by Miss Irene Sco Mr, and Mrs. 5 groom's farm on t ris. Only the near among them being J. Roe, of Phila. Mrs. S. Jackson, P. Taylor, Gerrie Brussels; Mr, Joh PERS 11 NALS• Mr. Russell Lane visited in Toronto for a few days, Rev. G. Victor C llins was visiting for a few days in Sa nia. Mrs. W. Henry, of Toronto is visiting with old friends in t• •n. Mr. Fred Manuel weeks with friends i Miss Norah Smit relatives and friend Mr. Guy Clark, of calling on old friend• Mr, and Mrs, A. .1 on Tuesday for their Miss Florence Hi a month's holiday wi Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs, Don ing at Mrs. Rae's Sebringville. Mr. and Mrs, Fre ing for a few days friends in Berlin. Misses Leslie Hun terson of Kincardin: Wingham friends. Mr. Robt. Patters visited with his brot terson on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. children, of Blyth, Wingham on Friday Mrs. Wm. Bone w days with relatives and Georgetown. Mr. Wm. Nicholl visiting for a few d Mr, A. J. Nichol]. Miss Brewster, o dding took place on 5th, at the residence ndrew McKague, it daughter, Nor f Mr. William .1, en nd Mrs. Thos. Scott, idal couple were un• x o'clock took their igreen arch banked ers where the cere- ed by the Rev. D. m. The bride was by her father and eywedding gown of silk, trimmed with d satin ribbon with a and carried a bouquet ses and maiden hair g march was played sister of the groom, ott will live on • the e second line, of Mor- latives were present, he following: Dr, W. 1phia, Pa.; Mr. and linton; Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. D. McCutcheon, McKague, Winnipeg WANT1aD.--At for widower with situation for re will take an inter to the Tithes Oft is spending two Detroit. is visiting with in Toronto, t. Louis, Mo, was in town this week. McDougall left home in Hamilton. cliffe is spending h her friends in Id Rae were visit - parental home in Fuller were visit - with relatives and er and Pearl Pat - were visiting with n, of Kincardine er, Mr. W. G. Pat- -L R. Elliott and were visiting in s visiting for a few Toronto, Guelph , of London, was ys with his brother, the High School teaching staff, left last week for her home in Brantford. Mrs. J. L. Awde and children are spending two weeks' with Mr. and Mrs. R. Awde in Torontd. Mr. Alex. Davideon, of Leamington, was visiting for a ew days at his par- ental home in town Mrs. John Raby a d Miss Mable Raby of Forest were visit ng for a few days with old friends in •wn. Mr. and Mrs. W. . Elliott, of Inger- soll were visiting fo a few days with Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Elliott. Dr. and W. S. bridge, Alta., were and Mrs. Fisher, thi Misses Margaret are spending two w Mrs. C. G. VanSton Mr. and Mrs. H daughter, of Oshaw a few days with Wi lbraith, of Leth- uests of Postmast- week. nd Dorothy Piper eks holidays with at Kincardine. h Hamilton and were visiting for ham relatives. :lir. and Mrs. Jas. Wild and were in Ingersoll for they attended a larg Mr. and Mrs. Thos Mrs. H. 0. Dell, of visiting in Wingham Mr. G. R. Smith, o teaching staff, left spend his holidays a ton. Mrs. E. B. Wal month at Kincardine visited atthe lake t holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Percy onto were visiting fo the former's parents, ter Paterson. Mr. Roy Mundy le Woodstock to spend leaving for England several weeks. Mrs. D. 13. Ander on, of the Blue - vale road, and Mrs lex. Vanalstine, of town, were visite g for a few days with friends in Ches ey. Mrs. McGregor a d Miss Mary Mc- Gregor, left on We nesday of last week on a two months' v' it with friends in l2'oosejaw and Edm ton. Mr. and Mrs. H. . Percy and child- ren left last week f.r Toronto to visit with relatives for short time before locating in their 0 Nee home in Dunn- ville. Miss Elizabeth Gi christ left last week shesailed with a Montreal whe sailed for M a party of young • •ople to spend two months in the 01 Land. We wish Miss Gilchrist a pl.asant holiday and a safe return home. children a few days where family re -union. Bell and Mr. and Bros. Company gav'' an entertainment outhamptop were in the opera house, presenting 'Thorns or over Sunday. and Orange (Mosso: s." The company the High School is a good one and t e play was put on on Saturday to in an excellent mat ser, to the pleasure his home in Dut- of all those who att nded. The Citizens' . nd, baseball and DOMINION DA: CELEBRATION. The weather on and the Dominion success in every good crowd of str and the program advertised, and th pleased with the d The sports wer automobile parade corner of John an the procession bead Band proceeded alo thence to Josephin the Town Park. T of beautifully dee parade. Particul made of the deeora owned by A. M. C Kennedy, W. A. 0 The prize of $5 wa Crawford, who do General Hospital. In the forenoon played between th teams. The team ed and a fairly go' played, resulting Blyth players by a The afternoon sa people gathered at game of lacrosse the Dufferins of Wingham boys. were right on thei Dufferins one of t winning out by a s The next event between Clinton a uesday was perfect ay celebration was a ay. There was a ngers in the town as carried out as people were well 's sport. opened with an Starting at the Edward streets, d by the Citizens' g John street and street and then to ere were a number ated autos in the ✓ mention can be ions on the autos wford, Dr. J. P. rrie and Geo. Mason. awarded to A. M. ted the same to the baseball match was Lucknow and Blyth were evenly match - d game of ball was n a victory for the score of 7 to 5. a large crowd of the park. A good as played between rangeville and the he Wingham boys metal and gave the eir old time games, ore of 4 to 2. as a base -ball match nd Wingham, This was an extra good exhibition of ball and until the six f h innings the score en on an overthrow Mayers, the visitors ore one run, winning re of 2 to 1. Telfer u stood at 1 to 1, wl by the Wingham were allowed to s� the game by a sc and Sturt did good work for Wingham. Clinton's pitcher Was formerly a mem- ber of the Canadian League, but he did not clean up Ivery satisfactory on the Wingham boys. A— program of foot races furnisned considerable sport and the prizes were :—.Boy's race, under in: cliffe; girl's race: Della Hines; three - Allan and Pat Holmes; arris; old man's race, farmer's race. Earl ce, Art. Barlow. rogram was brought oodg ame of football sels and Wingham a win for the former awarded as follow, 10 years, W. under 16 years' legged race, (leo sack race, Mr. 1 David Dunkin; Barr; fat man's r The afternoon's to a close with a between the 13r teams, resulting in by a score of 2 to 1 Throughtout the Citizens' Band fur program of music leadership of Mr. Goderieh. In the evening th day the Wingham ished an excellent nd were under the J. W. Duncan, of well-known Marks egeeeteges The Fruits of Our Efforts to supply you with the best Footwear are found In our present display of SUM- MER SHOEe. They are the smartest in style, the best fit, the greatest in com- fort of any Shoes We Have Ever Shown Come and see them ;and you'll surely want at least one pair. When you learn the prices you will see that if you want more than one pair the cost will not be an obstacle to the filling of your needs, W. J. GREER THE SHOE MAN Fr Winaleii Investheirt on Earth Is The Earth Itself. r is spending a and Mr. Walker wn for over the Paterson. of Tor - a few day's with r. and Mr. Waf- t last week for few days prior to here he will spend ee, good Housekeeper two ehildreu. Good eetable person who stin the place. Apply Mrs. M. huff Misses Neta and on Wednesday f they intend ma future. Their ma them every sueces WA an and daughters, eexie Huffman left r Winnipeg where ng their home in y friends will wish in their new home. TED. ns wi be received M • y next for a r' ' making mach - Ingham streets, rienco and salary DIIN 1!'. GROVES, Town Clerk, Sealed applicat up to 4 o'clock o capable man to ru inery on work i State age, exp expected. lacrosse clubs, u •er whose ausp ces the celebration waheld are to be con- gratulated on the s : cress of the day's program, and the •fftcers, Messrs. L. Kennedy, L. F. I3 kley and Hal Mc- Lean carried out t e work intrusted to them in a very sa 'sfactory way. Wingham is a : ood centre for a cele- bration and we rust that Tuesday's success will be t e means of encourag- ing events of thikihd in our town. Car of XXXX at $1 per bun shingles at 95 Douglas, hardwar C. shingles, selling h; also some XXX per bunch. John merchant, Wroxeter. A ccident a Many old friend that Mrs. Robt. M of the Bluevale ro accident at Leamg afternoon of last with Mrs. Wm. M teemed friend w frost Leamington, frightened flag Ied at both ladies were t and in the fall, Mr her right arm brol both shoulders Mrs. Wm, Max For a lady of her a serious one. Th here will wish her Leamington. will be sorry to hear xwell, sr., formely met with aserious gton on Wednesday eek. In company xwell, our old es_ s returning home hen the horse bo% ace.m n e t mixer axil own from the buggy Maxwell, sr., had n at the wrist and ere badly bruised. I escaped injury. ge, the accident is' host of old Iriends a speedy recovery. For insulting discharge of his nelius Colson h one year in the ( A German de mouth, Eng., station, has be pionage and se penal servitude. police officer in the ty at Ingersoll, ("or - been sentenced to ntral Prison. ist residing at Ports ritain's chief naval n found guilty of es- tenced to five years MM Buy an Ontario farm. We have a number of bargains on hand. We specially advertise for two weeks only : Lot 1 and west 1-2 Let 2, Con. 12, Howick, close to school, Church and market; farms contains 150 ? acres, all under grass, with brick house and bank barn with cement stables: drilled well. t This property will be sold cheap to wind up an estate. Valuable town properties for sale in Wingham a n d surrounding Villages. Fire, Life, Accident, Health, Boil- er, Tornado, Live Stock, Plate Glass, Automobile and all other kinds of Insurance in first-class Companies at lowest rates. RllchRitchig & Cum REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE WINGHAM, ONTARIO. TEACHER WANTED. ,.•� Qualified teacher or :. S. No. 8, East Wawanosh. A.. stating salary and qualifications to J. W. BONE, Marnoch, Ont. Painting anti 'aper Hanging Mr. S. A. Gary, ate of Owen Sound, is here prepare •• to do all kinds of painting and pap. • hanging. All work guaranteed. An, •ne having work to would would do well to all at W. H. David- son or write to 0. Box 21'2. Fon RENT.—Offices with a good fire- proof vault. Apply to J. A. Morton, barrister, Wingham. COLLEGE AT 11 0.11 E Thousands of ambitious y. u::g peo- li& are fast preparing in their own homes to Occupy luerative po..itiens ne stenographers, bookkeepers, skill evh• ors, civil servants, in fart every sphere of Bnsoinesa Activities. Yon may finish at oollegolf you wish. Positions guar- anteed. Enter college any day ie di. viduai instruction. Expert teachers. I Thirty year's experienee. Largest trainers in emote. Bev, n colleges. Spobinicoarse for tearyerx Affiliated with Commercial Cauca. tori' ASbociafion of Canada. Sumner School at the famous Spotton Business Ceileee, London. Wt ham Business College Geo. Spotton, W. T. Morse, President. Prinei eel.