HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-12-20, Page 8ger .crowds will
re than ever before.
lday shopping will
ith. This week you
op lug here, save t little
y thi you purchase. We
he toy: y, good, in novelty
Ines and more" staple lines, but all
suggestive of gift-giving--forinother,
father, sister, brother or lover.
Saturday • Night's Bargains
;re alt they're claimed to be here.
The best we can pick from all de-
. partmeuts and prices cut to the
quick. Saturday night big benciit.
in buying' here: Gents Farley Tie,
worth 30e, for 19e; Gents Linen
Collar::, 20e for 15e ; Gents White
Whirts, $1.25 for 85e; Gents Carpet
ilpers for 45e; Gents Full Dress
Shirts for $1.25 ; Ladies' Carpet
Slippers for 35e; Ribbons for le per
yard; Pongee Silk for 15c; Cash-
mere Gloves, 15c: Silk Handkerchiefs
5e; Fancy Linen Handkerchiefs,
•vorth 121e for 7c; Kid Gloves for
5c ; I'oy s' two piece Suits, age 4 to
$.2j, for 2,.50, worth $3.50; Remnants
o'Dress Goods for 25e worth 506;
ntles worth $8, for $5. The above
lo''lees are for Saturday night only, at
MR u R CI ®oOs house which was destroyed by fire at the
. H. lit . time of the Union factory fire. Moved by
J.
Golley, seconded by John Wilson, that
1V/eating of Furniture'Y1ten. the communisation from T. L. Jobb be
The Canadian T'urniture Manufacturers' filed—Cariied. Moved by John Neelands,
Etseooiation held their quarterly meeting seconded by J. Golley, that Thos. Bell,
xn the office of the Secretary, lir. J. R. Button & Fessant, W. J. Chapman and
$haw, 30 King street east, " Toronto, last the Union Furniture Company be refunded
week. President Anthes oceupfed the ,the taxes which are exempt—Carried,
chair. Among the firms. represent t were Moved by J. Golley, seconded by ,John
the following : The Anderson Furniture Neelands; that Miss Wilkinson be refunded
Co. (Ltd.), Woodstock; Gcelluer & Co., $1.20 taxes, which she had paid—Carried.
Mount Forest; Slempn do : Bros, Manu- H4oved by W. Holmes, seconded by John
featuring Co., wiartou ; American Rattan Wilson, that the parties owning farm
Go., Toronto; Snyder, Roos & Coa,Water- lands within the town limits receive their
loo; Anthes Manufacturing Co., ;i3erlin; exemptions the same as last year—Carried.
Tbrl>a: Bell, Wingham; 1Vateon &;'4llcom, The Street Committee recommended that
Kincardine; Dowling & Leighton, Harris the Council have obstruotion on Edward
ton Knechtel & Co., Hanover ; Hibner ctt Street, at livery stable, removed. Moved
Co., Berlin; John Mundell & Son, Elorn ; by John Wilson, seconded by Wm. Dore;
Ellis Furniture Co., Ingersoll; Jas. Acton, that the report of the Street Committee
editor of 'The' Canadian Furniture and be adopted—Carried. By -Law, No. 261,
Upholstery Journal, and the Secretary, fixing the polling places and appointing
Mr. J. R. Shaw, were also present. The the Deputy Returning Officers was read
main xe;tgre of the business transacted three times. The polls to be at the follow -
consisted of a discussion in regard to pro- ing places : Ward 1, Jos. Golley's office,
ggsed new factories. which are being. started Jas. Fleuty, Deputy Returning Officer ;
in various towns in the Province. The Ward 2, Advance Office, John Cornyn,
Deputy Returning Officer ; Ward 3. Town
Hall, W. B. Fergnson, Returning Offioer ;
Ward 4, Korman's butbher shop, Wm.
Robertson, Deputy Returning Officer.
Moved by John Wilson, seconded by Wm.
Dore, that By -Law No. 261 be passed—
Carried. By -Law No. 262, to reduce the
number of Councillors from three to two
-in each , Ward, was read three times.
THE \ `` ' Cl1IAM TJMES, DECEMBER 20 1505.
cis, re airiug fire alarms, $2.5Q. Moved
by W. Holmes, seconded 0, J. Reading, A
that the report of the Finance Committee ;
bo adopted, and the accounts which, were n r
laid before the Connell, be paid—Carried. ; N
An account of $5,50 was preseuted to the
Council from Mrs, Brock, for scrubbing
—AT--
and
-A,rTand cleaning clothes for Sadlers, Moved'
by John Neelands, seconded by Wm. s
Dore, that the account or Mrs. Brock be
paid --Carried, The Special Committee
appointed on exemptions reported as i
follows : That, the Union Furniture Com-
pauy be exempt to the extent of e8,000 for
10 years, commencing with 1820; they to
employ 50 bands, That .MoTavieh t Co,
be totally exempt for 10 years, to com-
mence with 15:15 ; they to employ 20 hands,
That we do nothing with Mr, T. Bell's
exemptions until his present term of ex.
emption expires. Moved by John Ranee,
seconded by W. Holmes, that as Thos.
Bell has a less loan from the towu by
$3,000 and that he employs the same
number of bands as the Union, that he be
granted the same exemption as the Union
Furniture Company—Carried. Iv oved, by
John Neelands, :seconded by D, McKinlay,
that the report of the Special Committee
be adopted—Lost. Moved by W. Holmes,
seconded by 11 McKinley, that the report
of the Special Committee re exemption of
the Union. Furniture Company and Mc-
Tavish & Co. be adopted and that the
remainder of the report be. amended by
Mr. Hanna's motion—Carried'. A com-
munication was read from Mr. T. L.
Jobb, asking for exemption of taxes on
8
rn'
-town ,in which the factories are to be
startel1 have been asked for bonuses or
loans, and in all cases thetowns in question
will ask the Local Legislature at the next
session for power .to grant them. The
Furniture Association considers the state
5e business to be such that a course of
s kind on the part of the towns will be
ous, as trade at present is at a very
bb and few of the concerns now in Moved by John . Neelands, seoonded by J.
;ion are paying fair profits on the Golley, that By -Law No. 262 be passed
1 invested. After a thorough dis- and published three times in one of the
on of the inatter the association de- local papers—Carried. By -Law No. 263, a
to take a determined stand ite';otposi• By -Law for the construction of sidewalks
to the passage of the necessary; as local improvements, was read three
tion and instructed Secretary Shaw times. Moved. by Wm: Holmes, seconded
ever effort to prevent its enactment, by D. McKinlay, that By -Law No. 263,
being placed at his disposal for this be passed and that it be published three
An informal discussion after- times in one of the local papers—Carried.
it illaoe ori the trade situation Report from Town Treasurer Dickson,
ratrour plans for improving it stating that he had sold 10 cemetery lots,
present.
se,no action being taken,upou also an account of $11-50 for malting and
registering deeds, was read. Moved by W.
Town Council. Holmes, seconded by John Wilson, that
gnlar statutory meeting of the the report of Mr. Dickson be received and
ouncil was held hi the Council his account paid --Carried. The' Council
ou Monday evening last. then adjourned.
s present• -Mayor Brockenshire,
•Reeve• Holmes and Councillors Ne-
eding, Wilson, Dore, Neelands,
d Golley. The minutes of last
eting were read and adopted.
of the Finance Committee was
ws: John Clegg & Co., water
Feat supplies, $21.76 Alex.
ies, $24.88; Geo. Russell, orae
ble, $1.50; W. A. Johns,
ents, $1.G7; Jos. Bullard,
$2; John Dickson, salary,
Hard, salary, $35.41; Jos.
5; J•. Ti. Ferguson, salary
75; Britton & Feseant,
; W. Pattisou, teaming,
ithell, work on streets,
fie, charity order, $5..",0;
ring water works, $1.15;
oe premium, $15.75;
t=r water tank, $12.67•
amended that $1.50
Chief's salary to pay
mt. ' The Committee
that Mr. W. Belden's
to $600 and the
asi d by hint be re-
seeounte were laid
Simmons,100
t
e
"1ilecrnr wheels
Mason, sta.
f for tramps,
ms dioine aaad
; A. Brie-
]3ELMORE.
Miss Etta Rush was the guest of
Miss Lila Anderson last week.—Miss
Laura Mulvey was visiting friends in
Wingham last week.—Miss Cassie
Barton was visiting her brother in
Mildmay last week.—At the last
meettng of L. 0. Y. B. Lodge, No. 11
the following officers were elected :
Bro, J. Fleming, W. lli; D, II. Mar-
shall, D. M. ; .i. Abram, R. S.; J.
Tferkley, F. S. ;; J. Campbell, Chap.;
W. Hall, Treas.; T. Douglas, r. T.;
J. Adams, 0. T.; 1I. Douglas, 1st
Com.; W. Hartley, 2nd Coln. ---The
annual meeting of the patrons of
the Belmore Cheese Factory was
held on Saturday, Dec. 7th. The
meeting was a largo one and the
patrons all expressed themselves rs
being well satisfied with the way in
which Mr. Barton managed the fee-
tory
ee
tory during the past season. At Chia
meeting the cheeks were given for
the September and October payment,
and over $1000 was paid. The
following fs a condensed report of the
years business: Total lbs. of milk
received, 758,192; total lbs. of cheese,
ii8,8O9 ; lbs. of ' ilk to make a lb. of
cheese, 11 ; tot 1 amount & looney
received 561r 8.
t t
10 61N A. CRMP9E6CS
Tho largest and most ele-
gant assortment of
• FANCY GUT CLASS
PERFUME BOTTLES
in town.
Call and inspect before you buy
your Xmas gifts.
COLIN A. CAMPBELL,
Chemist and Druggist,
2 Doors South of P. 0., Wingham.
Signs of tli . Times.
Useless is the Galen ar
When December': here ;
Takes but little rec Hing
To tell the time:o year.
Johnny's sudden wil tngness
With chores at ni • it and noon,
Tell it, plain as priu could do--
"Christmas
o—"Christmas pretty -eon,"
Everybody's most pol te;
It's a perfect joy
Now to meet the jani .r
Or the little boy.
Merchants more than 'racious,
All the town's in to e
To proclaim the tidin s,
"Christmas pretty s ou."
Successful Pupils of a
Miss Bella. Mitchel
ada Business College
accepted the position
the Van limiter' S
Chicago.
Mr. James Warre
position of Stock -keep
ant with Wm. Gray &
Mr. Fred. Thompson
the position of Stenogr
Douglas, Barrister, Oh
position with Messrs.
Keough & Kerr, of Ch
leading law firms of 1
ccessful School
upil of the Can
itham, Ont., has
tenographer with
Specialty Co.,
as accepted the
and Office Aseist
ns, Chatham. .
as changed from
bar with Geo. B.
liana, to a similar
son. Rankin, Mc
-
ham one of the
tern Ontario.
BOR
Sri:Ncsu—In West t
lath, the. wife of Mr.
t!P'PEILLIrs—In Whitec
llth, the wife of Mr. E.
LUCAS—In Gorrie, an
wife of Mr. Adam Luca
ELLIOTT—Iu Gorrie,
the wife os Mr. Jas. Elliott
MtlRlst
CA]IPI37tLL—WAItR'IG'i:
Wingham, on Tuesday,
Rev. D. Perrie, Mr. Cl:
to Mies Winnifred Wa
Mr. Robert Warwick, al
awanosh, on Dec
Spencer ; a son.
rch, on December
hillips ; a sone
ecember 6th, the
a daughter.
n December Sth,
t ; a daughter.
D.
At tho Manse,
ecember 17th, by
es G. Campbell,
ick, daughter of
f Morris. ;;-'
T TCTICE is hereby given, th
1V the Town of 4 tnghn ii w
latir-e Assembly of the Provinc
next session thereof,for a,i Act t
by-law No. 250, 1905, of the To
tending the time for repeymen
of the loan made to Gilchrist,
and providinu for the issue of
seven years from the 31st De
purpose of redeeming the no,
tures of the said terra,, repros
tion of the said loan.
J. 13 FE
Wingham, Ont., Nor, 4th, 11,9
the Corporation of
1 apply to the Legis•
of Ontario, at the
legblise and confirm
n of lviut:ham, ex.
f the unpaid portion
.ree0 and Company,
w debentures to run
other, 1898 , for the
outstanding deben-
,ting•the unpaid per.
USON, Town Clerk.
FARM FOR SALE.
50 acres, being lot 41, concession 13,
East Wawanosh. Good buildings; fenced
with board and rail fences; good water;
close to school; within 2% miles of the
town of Wingham. Fall plowing done.
'Terms reasonable. For particulars,
apply on the premises.
S. C. HUWLET,
Wingham P. U.
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
Court 7d itland", No. 25, Canadian
eO. ,` -Older Feresters,meets the ascend
and last Friday evening of orery month, le Gre-
gory'slflock. Visiting brethren wcicotiio. John
Neelands, C. R. Ii. 11, Elliott, It. S.
L O. L—1Vineham L. 0. 1,., No. 71)4, meets
first Friday in every month in
the Orange hall; visitors welcome, J. G. Stewart,
W. ht.; V. J. Fleuty, Itcc.•Sce,.
TO SMOKERS
To meet the wishes of their customers
The Geo. E. Tuckett & Son Co., Ltd.,
Hamilton, Out., have placed upon the
market ,
A Combination Plug of
B" "
SMOKING TOBACCO.
This supplies e long felt want, giving
the consumer one 20 cent plug, or a 10
dent piece or a 5 cent ,iece of the famous
44011 & Eo brand of pure Virginia
Tobacco.
The tin tag"'T ,& B" is on every
piece.
5
li
YOU
"SUITED"
Y4
VIN,
"THE" TAILOR..
CSTSTT
Are made to order. That's' why they always fit, perfectly, admirably, and to a T.
There's more in our suits than a perfect fit ; there's first-cla,ss'niaterial, which it is
always easy to select from our superb aggregation of the finest goods ever brought
into Wingham. Our suitings are unequalled. So is our high class tailrritl€r,'and
i:i clothing, the tailoring is everything. Material, evert the best, counts;fornothing
if the suit be badly made up. Clothing must be ordered for you in' order to fit
you. Order your clothing now while we're offering bargains :
FRIEZE
MELTON AND
BLACK OR
OVERCOATS
IN LATEST STYLES, FROM $9 to $35.
BEAVER OVERCOATS
IN ALL SHADES, FROM $12 to $24.
BLUE SERGE SUITS
FROM $$ to $26.
BLACK WORSTED TROUSERS
FROM $2.50 to $6 Per Pair.
W Com-.] fITOT 13M ITT L\TI) RSOIt :
OPPOSITE BANK OF HAMIL TON.
GEO. H. I RVI N,
" THE" TAIL
WINGHA VI, ONT.
ria
a
SUITS,
For Suits that suit,
give comfort to the
wearer and satisfy
yde,had
OVERCOATS, betterourfrientry us.you Our
garment makers
TROUSERS'knowhowotodirtheir
work ; don't think
there are any bette
and yet we charge no more than others
do for inferior work. Hundreds of new
fall and winter samples to choose from,
at prices about half what you have to
pay for old goods. Work done for parties
furnishing their own cloth.
If you think that a Tweed Suit cannot
be properly made for Si Spot Cash, call
and see our work. Our terms are cash.
WEBSTER & GOA,
Opposite the Macdonald Block,
Winwham, Ont.
ATTRACTIVE
rte_ MEAT
Should not only be agreeable to the taste and smell,
but it ehnnld be Cut so as to be attractive to the eye.
My meats Will he found all that la desired In these
respects.
I3EEJ , PORK and MUTTON
always en hand. SAUSAGES, READ READ CTTEESE
and everything to the buteheting line, iw Beeson.
As r supply no hotels, ,<l1 customers heves
Chanes
of getting the best cute.
Out prices will always be found fast tight end
meat will be delivered to any part of the town "
.T. G. FIELD.
W1r ,b.nt, AVM 19th.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
•
`' good frame
soft water u
A good frame dwelling house on Shelter I apply to ti'e
street. containing seven rooms, kitchen Office, or to
and pantry, good eellar, and wood shed,
is offered for sale cheap. On the lot,
Kent Block,
which contains on -sixth of an acre are
z t
stable • .d ehed. Hard and'
oder cover. For particulars,
owner, R. ELLIOTT, Times
SAMUEL tr,
UEILL
.Real'Lstate".4.gen t,
Wingham.
OUR BIC COST SALE IS BOOMING.
THE REASON—Pincus .CUT DOWN TO WHOLESALE,
Note a few of the following prices:
72 in h'Union Sheeting for 50c a yard, regular 650 a yard,
72 inch White Twill Sheeting, 20e a yard, regular 250 a yard,
72 inch Unbleached Twill Sheetning,16c a yard, regular 20o a yard.
32 inch Flannelette, So a yard, regular l0c a yard.
Floor Oil Cloth, 20c per Square Yard.
BEST BLACK SCOTCH FINGERING YARN, 9 ttnots for 25c or 60o a pound.
We are selling about 10 pounds a day of the above, so it muet be right,
U
Come at once and get some of the bargains at
GoIXG OUT ole, Dusi tss. Wingham.
AS CLEAR AS A BELL. If a pupil of the
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ontario,,
Toes not grasp a subject readily we repeat aI
d repeat until he gets it: We
drill;
some schools don't. We got our reputation in that way, and intend to sustain it b
giving a thorough grind in all subjects taught. We teach Bookkeeping and Be
nese paper by;'x new 'method. Enquire about it. "Your money
bask if not eatiiGed.
Catalogue, free. Mr. E.A.0oost has nooepted a position its the t'ffficeof TO. D. Sniffy_
Winona, Clot.
J'. W. W1'iSTlDIWELT, Principal,
QL. XXIY. -N
It
TY
Always
Led
ltaliobeielvIte
HOMUTH C
BO,.
.PP,EPARJ
for a Bi
XMAS
TRADE..
Many lines just opei
that•r' ust claim your att
Values always in toucl
the Omes. We are .mot
pleased with our success
ew store., even in'the I
eneral cry, "No Rus
11 round we have mc
rs. Our sales show a
ed increase over each
which must speak volur
our selections and vale
eason. You can rt
etting the most reliable
d up -to -dare goods IN
prices we defy you 1
Canada.
Special Valti
all Departin
M ILLI N E
AT COST.
st receivecx,r,a:- fine stoc
ROCERI
r Xmas Trade, , 1
mon Peel, z 5c. a. lb.
4
BUTTER AND EGG';
ASI-.
;pfd+ frYw
ave us a call and 1
ed, ..
II 11 & BO'
e oily Direct Imp
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