The Wingham Times, 1910-04-28, Page 8TOMS,. APRIL 28 i;ti
MINQR 'LOCALS._
-Thursday, April 28,
•-••I:iiettlwel will hold a. eelebratipu en
Ote May 24th,.
Division Court will be heldin Wings
int ou Thursday or next week.
— Visaing cards ttrid wedding station,
tlry neatly peat:tea at the `i setae, afiioe
The regular monthly, meeting of the.
"(]nada viii] be held to gt gelfttv
ettveniatai
"*-a'tdrlih'errss Township Centtoil will
irieet to the Olerx'a cilias in Bineyale
next Monday.
—The High School entrance esalnin,
Atiolta for 1910 will begin ou Wedues-
day, June 22ud,
--Mr. Won Dore, of the •Wingham
+carriage works, delivered five buggies
in Gerrie last weeks.
—114x. Walter Paterson ie improving
Ilio residence on Diagonal Road by the
addition of a verandab..
—R. J Milner, V. S •, arrived in town
hitt week and will assist Dr. John Wil.
on in his veterinary practice.
--The regular meeting of Curt Malt-
land, Oanathan Oder of Foresters, will
be held on Friday evening of thin week.
--Members of the Board of Trade who
have not Yet paid their membership fee
are requested to make payment to the
Treasurer; Mr. A, E. Smith.
—Mr. T. B Cummings, one of Whig -
ham's highly teepeoted residents, hes
been seriously ill for some days, having
'been stricken with paralysis.
--Wng. McKenzie, 4th concession of
'$inlosa,had pear trees in bloom in his or•
.chard on April 15th—a sight not often
seen in this section of Ontario.
—Dominion Day oelebrationa will be
held at Teeewater and Wroxeter. The
Wingham Citizens' Band bas been en-
gaged for the Wroxeter celebration.
—Dr. Solomon Seoord, one of the
oldest medical practrtionere in the Pro-
viaoe, having practiced in Kincardine
for about forty-five yearn, died Suuday
morning.
-Isar. H. Havis baa been appointed
boat agent for the Canadian Northern
Steamship Line. Thia company's
steamers run from Montreal to Bristol,
England.
—Miss Matte A. McLean received
word this week of the death at Owen
Sound on. Wednesday of last week of
icer friend, Miss Belle Zean, daughter of
Mr. J, W. Zeas.
—Mr. Adair, H. Simpson, of Culross
who Underwent an cperatlon at the
Wingham Hospital on Tuesday, which
`was performed by Drs. Gillies and Ken•
siedy, is doing as well as can be expect-
ed,
—The total assessment of Clinton is
$766,011, an inorease of 812 913 over last
year. The population is 2300 whioh is
lower than last year. The number of
dogs for 1910 is 63, compared with 139
in 1909.
—J. S. Larke, for some years Canadi•
an Trade Commissioner in Australia,
died at Sydney, N, S. W.. on Saturday.
Mr. Larke was 70 years of age, and waa
formerly proprietor of the Oshawa
Vindicator.
--Court Lansdowne, C. 0. F.of At-
wood will run an exonrsion t,oOwen
Sound on Friday, June Brd. taking in
all the stations between Kincardine and
Palmerston. Postern will be issued giv-
ing full particulars.
—Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Miller, of Fargo,
North Dakota, former reeidenta of
Wingham, recently celebrated their
golden wedding. Arany old friends.
here will wish Mr. and Mrs Miller
Many more years of happy wedded life.
—The Canadian bank statement for
March shows a very heavy inorease in
note circulation and commercial loans,
indioating a general broadening in busi-
ness. Deposits also show a considerable
inoreaee. The total deposits in Canada
now amount to $762,000,000.
—The sharp advance in the price of
cement over what it was a year ago is
being commented upon A year ago it was
selling at $1.25 per bbl.; and it is even
said that some mills sold it at that time
for 80o. Now it is up to $1, 60 to $1 70
per bbl. in large quantities and $2 in
small quantities,
—That interesting leotnre, "The story
of Jean Val Jean," will be given, in the
Wroxeter Town Hall. on Wednesday
evening, May 4th, by Rev. S. Cleaver,
D. D. under the empirical of the Library
Board. The admiasiou is 25 °ante and
the proeeeda wilt be used in the opening
of a reading room in Wroxeter.
BABY'S OWN TABLETS
KEEP CHILDREN WELL.
In thousands of home throughout
Canada there are brigh halving child,
ren who have been m e well and are
kept wellb the ' se + Baby's p y by s 0 w Tab.
lets. This me io - e mires all stomach
andbowel •..
b we t .See, masse teething
easy, and destroys worms. It is guaran-
teed absolutely safe and free of opiates.
Mrs John Laplane, Bon-Counseil, Que.,
says:—"I consider B'aby's Own Tablets
worth their weight in gold and advise
all mothers of young children to keep
the always wa s all hand f, Sold
byall
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medicine sealers or by mail at 2G rents
St hot frcrn The Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co., Brockville, Ont.
PERSONAL
Mrs. Alta, Orr Ieft on Monday for her
new hunt) in Toronto.
Rev. D. Perris was in Stratford this
week attending a meeting of Synod.
Mr. and Airs. Jesse I3oiton, of Lnok.
now, were visiting With Wingham
friends for oder Sttnday.
Mr. T.1. Materna returned home on
Priday last after spending the past keen
months travelling in the Welt for the
Winnipeg Oil Co.
Miss Lanita A. Ansley Diet etiooersfoi
in her. recent examination at the Stint.
ford Norma Bohol mad soared hot per•
menarlt second oleos certificate,
0,040 BARRE!. F1.OVR MIL,iL FOR
-MAPLE LEAF MILLING CO'Y
Rest Located- Rig .Fint#r MM In
Canada.
The, incorporation of to Maple beret
Milting Company siod the addition . i'f
capital is to be marked by erecting*
$t,004,QGti Lai3r find elevator at Pott.
Colborne.
`,aha rp at will include ah, elevator capable of storing 1,000,000 buShele of
wheat—milling machinery with a we-
oity of 6,.00 barrel° of .hour a dav—aud
storage capacity for" 250,000 bags of flour.
The entire equipment will the most
tnvdern of its hind in Cana. , and fully
equal to that of any °the mill iu the
world. The site, expert: say, will make
the Maple Leaf .Millin sempany a most
important °actor n t : oonntry'e flour
trade from the , . +• :nt the mills are in
operation. It's '•graphical position is
ouch that the new Company will be able
to lay down it's aonr at all Atiantio sea•
ports, and ou the British and Foreign
markets considerably cheaper than can
be done by any other milling company,
The completion of the Port Oolborne
Mill give the Maple Leaf Milling 000113.
any a total daily capacity from their Silt.
mine of 12,8000 barrels of flour and ,to
supply the wheat they will have, by
next fall, 50 elevators in operation 1n
Western Canada.
We nnderet Ind that a block of stook
is to he placed ou the market, announce -
anent of the flotation of which is made
elsewhere in this week's issue.
WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE?
As illustrating the modern tendency
of workmen to shirk all responsibility
except that pertaining to their own par-
tionlar sphere of duty, a good story is
told by James 0. Eagan in the °aurae of
an article on "Indivtdual Responsibility
in Railroad Life" in May Busy Man's.
On Thanksgiving eve last, at a point
a few miles out of Boston, a tree fell on
railroad tracks. and blocked all traffic.
In the nick of time a policeman discov-
ered the obstruo`•ioa. The following
day the enormous proportions of the
tree were described in the newspapers,
in foot, it was said to be a log over four
feet in diameter. Anyway, the passen-
ger trains immediately began to line up
east and west of the tree until probably
two thousand passengers were assembled
in this way and sat there in the coaches
patiently. waiting and wondering.
The curious among the trainmen
turned up their coat collars—it was rain-
ing—and ran up the tracks a short die
tanoa, But the enormous obstruction
was only too evident, god they were
soon under Dover again. Meanwhile
an hoar had passed, and there was no
relief from any quarter, 01 course, it
is the business of section men and
wreaking ore as to remove enormous
obstructions from the railroad tracks.
So, in course of time, three or four
section men, pretty tired fellows at that,
after a hard day's work shovelling snow
and slush, were rooted out of their
homes between eight nod nine in the
evening, and hurried to the scene. They
carried axes and other tools with them,
although emergenoy arae were to be
found in the coaches, but there was no
one to think of them or the possibility
of their being used. Well, the tired
section men cleared the tracks in about
fifteen minutes, but the total delay to
the trains was a little over two hours,
which, as you know, on Thanksgiving
eve is precious time. The following day
I looked over the ground. I found the
stamp of the tree twenty feet from the
track, measured fourteen inches. while
the stick where it crossed the rails was
just eight inches in diameter. The
branches, of course, gave it a very for-
midable appearance. The section men
informed me that four or five men could
easily have dragged the trey to one side,
while with area it was the easiest kind
of a job for a few willing hands, that is
to -say, in fine weather.
Brantford license commissioners ant
off Seven hotels and one shop lioense,.
Sir William Van Horne announoee his
retirement from the Chairmanship of
Board of C. P.R. Directors.
Indians on the Sarnia reserve have
voted against selling six thoneand acres
of their land to the town.
If V titin.
Severson.—In Wingham, on April 21str to
Dir, and Mrs. Chas. Swanson; a son.
TAltn.—In Wingham, en April 24th, to Mr,
and Mrs. Jas. S. Isard; a daughter.
C0incwaia ,—In Wroxeter, on .April 18th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Cornwall; a son,
PENN/Norox.—in Cranbrook, on April 14th,
to Mr. and Mrs. Pennington: a son.
DrARrtrED
MOALLISiven -{Worm.—On April 18th, at the
Kinloss manse by Bev. r. A, McLennan, Case
Allan McAllister to Miss Elizabeth Ward, both
of Vest Wawanosh.
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SAnT an. --In 'gingham, on April 2411i, Jane
Coriiyn, relict of the Iate William Sadler, in
her 80tii year.
Naxnon.-1n Sandpoint, Idaho, on April
21st, bbuntain Naylor, formerly' of East Wawa -
nosh, aged 90 years.
Dow. --In East "w•awanosb, on April 25th,
Brien Lcishnian, wife of Dlr.:faines Dow, ir,
aged 00 0 .
g d years, s, months and 25 days:
I1ararorr,--At Bettie, on April 14th, Wm. C.
Baiuton, aged 57 years.
t'onnu1r —1n Lurknow, on April 18th, Tim.
ally Corbett, aged 44 yearn.
EAv°sora,—in 1lrnasels onApril 20th, hii7a•
both King, relict of the late John EayerOft,jn
her 91st year,
MOCArrtmr.--In Morris, en April lOtlr, tail•
bort Mc6ailnm,Aged 87yen,rs,IImonths- and 7
days.
herr nr —In Morris, 'on April 12th, Andrew
312. tlnilth, aged 00 years.
Knrttt.-0n April 2itd. at the residence
flip son, Henry Kerr, 770 Waterier) street,
Londen, Jeines Kerr, fornierlg of London
Township and lather of Mr. John 1Cerr, of
win hem inhis r b r
B fit gets .
TINSMITHS WANTED.
rata.wages i*4,KnsmUthperstday O f g dy' t
/dire. Correspond H. C. Sheat Metal
Works,,ti245 Barnard Va800aver,
B. O. A. Pr Stewart, malinger,"
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders will be received by the under -
giggled up to rite- 9tlt of May for raising,
brioaing, shingling, putting in founda-
tion and basement and probably moving
school ]*outs in $, 8 No. ,,. Culross.
Plans and epeolfoatione and full parti-
culars con be bad by applying to
JOS,. WBLiW00O,
Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given pursuant to it 8 Q.
1807, Chap 149. Sec 28, that ail pi.rsoLs haying
claims against the estate of 1seorgo L'asemore,
late of the Township of Morris, Farmer, df -
ceased, who died on or about the 10th day of
Margit. A D, 1010, aro required to send by post
prepaid or to deliver to h y anstone, Sol odor
for the Executor of the said deceased, on or be -
#ore the 37th day of May A D.1010, their navies,
addresses, and .deseriotionaand a fall state•
ment of particulars el their claims and tlt0
nature of the security (if any held by thorn
duly certified, and that miter the st ld day the
Executor will liroeoed to ,#letill:Atte the assets
of the deceased among* the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
which he shalt then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of April A. D. 1010
R. VA N STo1` E
Wingha P. 0 ,
Solicitor for Executor.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice le hereby given pursuant to R 8 0,
1807, Chap. 129, Sec, 88, that all persons having
claims against the estate of Arthur %o+ffer,
late of the Township of Turn berry in the
County of Huron, Yeoman, deceased, who died
on or about the twenty-first day of March,
A, D., 1910, are required to send by post pre•
paid or to deliver to K. Vanstone, Solicitor for
the Administrator of the said deceased, on or
before the 17th day of May, A. D. 1910, their
names, addresses, and descriptions and a full
stolement of particulars of their oiatms and
the nature of the security (if any) held by
them duly certified, and that after the said
day the Administrator will proceed to distri-
bute the assets of the deceased among the
parties entitled thereto, having regard only to
the claims of which he shall then have notice.
Dated this 18th day of April. A. D. 1910.
R. V.ANS1ONE.
Wingham P, 0.,
Solicitor for Administrator.
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R.tOUTAR,DSON 1LAE
Agents - SVin ;]talo
W!NOHAM MACHINE SHOP
Baby Carriages and Go Carts re -tired
and repaired. General repair work of
all kinds.
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See our new Combination Stook Rack
Bargains in Bicycles aud sundries.
Plow Points sharpened. and made
good as new at loo each.
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Anotion and store room in Kent block.
See me if you have anything to sell by
auction.
W. A. CURRIE
Phone 21. PROPRIETOR•
CE THAL
'T, RATFORD, ONT.aase-
The great practical training school of
Ontario. Three departments,
Commercial, Shorthand
or Telegraphy.
' We assist graduates to positions.
The demand upon us for trained help
greatly exceeds the supply. The
Three most recently placed are re-
ceiving $40 00, 850.00 and $100,00 per
month respectively. Business' men
state our graduates are the best.
Enter Our classes now. Get our free
catalogue.
ELLIOTT & MGIACHLAN
PRINCIPALS.
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CANADIAN
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GREAT LAKES
NAVIGATION
NOW OPEN
irregular Sailings ag follotrai
M011hAY ... S. S. ""ATKAIIASCA"
TUESDAY.... S. S. "XtEwATIiV""
WEDNESDAY . S. S. "ALBERTA"
x''Ilt1D8DAY .. S, S. "'MANITOBA"
SATURDAY .. S. S, ,"lt8SINII10IA"'
The ntost tsteaeant and cheapest route
to innipeg and West.
fXCURSIOHRS May e7
Through Train to Winnipeg and
West from Toronto'„ CO ii m,
on above date.
if. tittle ell, Afont, S ieghatt►.
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KING'S
PAPPLMON.P.O....4
110USI-6LtAN1NO
TIME?
This is the busiest season in house,kef ping and with it
come the necessary replenishing of the Home
Furnishings, '„We have a complete
range of the necessary articles
for the purpose.
CURTAINS --.Madras Curtaining all colors, Fancy Drap-
eries, etc., etc.
CARPETS.—Ingrains, Tapestries, Brussels, Unions, etc.
in a fine range of colors and designs.
RUGS AND SQUARES, --Velvets, Axminster, Tapestry
and Unions.
LINOLEUMS AND FLOOR OILS.—The largest and
most superb range shown. Come in and let us
show you the goods.
TO CLEAR
12co yards Flannelette—Ends 2 to 10 yards, reg. 12%c
and 15c, to dear 7c per yard,
25 dozen Ladies' Black Cotton Hose, regular 15c per
pair, to clear at ioc.
VIIIIIIMMINIMMOMPEOM
BUTTER 25c, EGGS 22c (20c CASH)
(GOOD
GOODS
G. E. KING.
CHEAP
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e Hardly el, er bas a Spring season produced such a wealth of ve
• beautiful colorings and weaves as this, and for no former •••
• season have we made such preparations with the very •
•• choicest shades and effects. And what's most in our favor ••
• is that we're earned the verdict we most desire—that every •
• piece in the display is thoroughly practieal and desirable. •e
a• Newest weaves in Wool, Linen and Cotton Suitings. •
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SHIRT• WAISTS r�'••
We have one of the finest ranges of Shirt Waists that we
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CURTAINS •AND MAIDRASSES •
• Curtains from 25e up to $8.00 per pair, all newest designs e
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D. M. GORDON.
We take Butter and Eggs in exchange for these new goods.
Dr, Rudd of Woodstock was tossed by
a bull and severely injured.
Twenty-five men were overwhelmed
by a landslide on the National Trans-
continental at Ce0000caohe, Qno., and
killed,
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AN;U TRUNK 11S
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Toronto and
Returo $3.65
I; 'tom V91NIGBAM with/40 added
for admission to Canadian National
Horse Show. Tickets good going 1
April 26th. Return limit May 2nd.
VIONNWoismaeleolallor
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS
Winnipeg and return $82;00
Bdmons
.bli and return $42,50
Via Ohioago or Serails and > 'ort
ern Navigation O6inpany+,
tor tickets and further lnformetib'n
call On
W. 13 nr
W" a Depot Agent or
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address , . D. McDonald, D. P. A.,
Toronto.
VIMMINIEROR
Spring is here and with
* it has come the same old
story, "Want something
$ to eat that we never
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heard tell of. Come in It
to Malcolm's and you'll
4find something to tempt e
• every appetite. Try our
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ASPARAGUS TIPS ,
they're delicious or a can e
it of ROAST BEEF, VEAL $
or TONGUE. Have
. you had a bottle of our .
Mustard Pickles also
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sweet and soot'
All kinds of Canned'
Vegetables, Coffee s.
Teas and Fresh Grocer-
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rocer-
.j.r Malcolm
Phone G4.
Prodtio Wanted.
W' anted.
', > HI NK of a factory ,iroducing10,000 , "alis
e of "Queen Quality" shoes a day.Yet it•
isn't enough to meet the demand. New additions
%lave just been comPeted that will mare the daily
caliacity 18,000 15airs. What a tremendous at-
test to the ficeularity of "Queen Quality," shoes.
Low cuts $3.00 and $3.50.
Samples New "Queen duality" Shoes
North Window. •
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WILLIS & C
THE SHOE STORE,
Sole Agents for
Sole Agents for the ',`Astoria „ Shoes for Men.
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House Cleaning
Means
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Waren spring days suggest house cleaning and house
cleaning means a new Carpet for a certain room,
a certain room needs new Curtains and
a certain room needs a new
Linoleum or Oil Cloth
Japanese Matting, Floor Oily,
Scotch. Linoleums1 Rugs.
CARPET SQUARES IN TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
AND VELVET.
You will realize substantial savings if you buy your Spring
House Furnishings from us.
CARPET SQUARES
$0.00 tO $30,00
A NUMBER OF SMALLENOS CARPET CHEAP
See our line of Ladies' Suitings in latest colors,
our, Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Waists.
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No. t Stilt a 5 „ .. , per cwt
uC �3J� cash.
ALL 1010)S tar PItb»)UCE IVANTBD.
A. M1LLS
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