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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-10-23, Page 1s s fo 6 ka J 6 the til `f VOL. XXV,---NO. 1291. G 1', TimE • $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE t! WtNG'UAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, 'OCTOBER 23, 89� . coma.._._,.. llOf�U�N � �9W1ES, Karr: Issued by? Asus toria rtret,Wing required, WE SE . L CHEAP. "w Tx°A Off/ �"'d Vire always 1 ave and always will sell reliable , rchandise at lower prices than an- other house in town. Not the comm: humdrum sorts and nothing here 'hat's anyway out of date. But no eed to say that, the stock and pr ces speak for them- selves. The r pu.tation of the store is• at stake a, d we're more than anxious to des rve the good opinion of shoppers. ou'll find everything here that any Lady, Girl, Man or Boy can possib y need and prices are little enoug to bring the trade our was: We're selling lots of goods these i ays•below the Mark- et, others will tell you they can buy just as cheap . d that we must of necessity be lo don't have t ra buying chane the biggest ou quickest corn the reason an it all. ' We want d: ROOT 'the stock is re of styles is a collection we We have mor steels than any of this depart • ;;finer stock is t Over," but we forhis enthusi rte/ Training 1n Co Shorthand olin CENTRAL BUS STRATFOR The Leading Comtnei Win. Thousands of for cesslul'business life. W W. J. e Licenses -For the past fiiur years Miss Amnio ATritsoet, No 23, Vio- Simpson, whosehome is in Culross, has am, Ont, No witnesses been pursuing; a course in Pharmacyin Manitoba. Her final examination which took plane in October, has beon very TS ADMITTED y TIME. esee eroial Science and e obtained at the NESS COLLEGE, ONT. al School in Western on• ,or students now in sue• to for prospectus. LIOTT, Principal. FRESH OYSTERS Sold Serve GRAPES an at W. A. J ing money, but you CITY BE believe them. Our are greater, we've let and backed by the and of ready cash is you get the benefit of o speak to you of E ly 1ne and the range ay beyond any other now of in Wingbam. room devoted to this ther house. The trade It insists that "no be seen the country lust allow something 111. CItthial this season has :xceeded our expect- ations and is s U growing. Reason why, prices rig t, fit and style right, everything righ 'every time. MIL skOrkrooln is qui store's buiness, ready to trim order and do g any question o absolutely depe . proper styles. mean little . or see the good tila want yotl to see all the coiUpar is the best way tb A• good erviceabl GREYFLANNE 26 Molls Wide for 9c. worth 12ec the bulk. in any style. i other Fruit FN'S TA:MtA19T7t;'. New —W. A. Johns—Fr • —D. M. Gordon-- —Chisliolre's—Bak .—G. McIntyre—Ba —Canada Business —Colin A. Campbel —McKinnon and Cash. —M. H. 11,tX'lndoo Day. successfully passed and she has now been awarded a diploma by the Winnipeg College. lifeliss Mary Johns left on Wednesday for Chicago, where she purposes to remain permanently. Miss Jbhna is a person of estimable gnalit es end will be missed bare by her friends.She has taken an active part in Sunday School work and was for I some time treasurer of the Presbyterian Sabbath School. The Times joins with her many friends in wishing her prosperity in her now Home. ' —About 0 weeks ago the 7 -year old son of Mr. D. Duncan, Glenannan, fell while playing at school and injured the bone of his leg. It was hoped at first that he would recover without permanent injury, but it was at last found necessary to ampu- tate the•limb, a short distance above the knee. ,',The operation was performed on Saturday rapt.. At latest reports the little sufferer is progressing favorably, Deer -Shooting Licenses. Chief Game Warden Tinsley bas appoint, ed the following as issuers of deer -shooting 'menses for Ontario : R E. Johns, Graven- Buret ; W Kirk, Bracebridge : M Langford Dorset ; J Sharp, Burk's Falls ; 5 G Best, "Magnetewan; ,1 AJohnson, Parry Sound ; G W Burns, Trout Creek; H R - Shaw, Bosseau ; S A. Huntingdon, North Bay ; John Hines, ,Barrie ;R Cockbarn,,Sturgeon Falls; P M Shannon, Port Carling; R S Scarlett, Huntsville; John Regan, Orillia; Robert Rush, Sault Ste. Marie ; J el Will- rnott, Beaumaris. W TI Lawson, Park Head; W 11 Climie, Listowel ; C A. Rich - turas, Tara. vp The following officers have been appointed to preside at the district nomi- council to be held o n i ns for the countyc0 sato Monday, Dec" 21: No, 1, W. Stothera ; N4. James Campbell; No. 3, Fred Hess No, 4, Chester Prouty ; No. u, A. G Smillie; No. 0, Finlay 5, Scott ; No. 7 P. Porter- field; No. 8, Joseph Cowan:' A very quiet wedding took place at the residence of Mr. Thos Irwin. John gut„ Wednesday when his daughter Debbie was united in holy bonds of matrimony, to Mr, Alex. Montgomery of Orangehlll. The ceremony was performed by the Bev. G. A. Gifford. The happy couple left on the afternoon express for Niagara, Toronto and other eastern pointa.arrying with them the good, wishes of their many friends. --set noon on Wednesday the band boys hustled out to advertise the Wilson Comedy ds Company who • are playing theJ here under auspices, They marched along Josephine Street playing followed by two of the Company, dressed as roan and wife. Their attics attracted quite a crowd and caused a good deal of merriment. The Wilson Company put up a remarkably good program for 10 and 15e. Mr, Wilson is an evening's entertainment in himself, and there is not a weak character in the Company. A. noticeable feature in the entertainment is its entire freedom from smut or vulgarity. This must commend itself to all who have love for mirth, pure and simple. Following this course the success of the company is insured. —Pupils of the Canada Business College Chatham, seem to meet with wonderful success in securing choice positions. It ' nt which "th sad ve rileem e ticed al will be no appears this week, that one of the pupils, John Pierce, has secured a good position as stenographer with the Richelieu & Ontario Navigation Cc, in Montreal, and another pupil, Arch. McPherson has secured the position of assistant book keeper with the Goeld Bicycle Co., Brantford. Last week we noted the plaoing of three others, Aggie •Tanuer as stenographer with D. M. Ferry Co., Detroit, Mattie Sachrist as book-keep- ee with Corrigan & Long, Trent, Mich., and Olive Lindley as stenographer in the G. R. & 1. Ry. Offices at Grand Rapids. Every one of thee is a choice appointment and it must be gratifying to the proprietors of this popular school to have their pupils meet with such favor with the business pabiic. sh Oysters. trgain Day. g Powder. gain Days. 'ollege, Chatham. Pure Drugs etc. . o. ---Everything is Saturday Bargain LOCAL rEWS. —Squaw winter. —Weddings galore —Wheat on the mov —Mr. It E. McDon shipment of hogs this w Tho young men of t successful Assembly i all on Friday evening Mr. A. W. Webster, his business stand, havi ld made a large ek. ' Queen's Block.'t —Master Walton M ' :been studying in . E. Store, will continue Ms e a feature in this store•\,f • e town gave a very the Temperance ast. ailor, has changed g moved into the lever milliners are is and Bonnets to ds work, and never that score, you earl d"ell good work and Newspaper praises nothing unless you are advertised. We rut stock and make ity University class 99 Cis you please, that's year 1890 and 97 we are let uS:te the test. Mr. J. B. Bone of Wawa President. --The regular meeting Tuesday night. All the quested to attend as the imitations. I --The Shaw Block 1s compYetion, The plate put in and the front pain will make a desirable loess —In the election of offi ibbon, who has Williams' Drug ork in Chisholm's ALL WOOL SEI QES-- Garnet, flown, Navy and Bieck, 36 inches wide 10 20cREOt]LAte, 25c Salta r e 1.1 —op -- stators n1OW14, oltREN, Not comae std Mins, 40InChs wide' Ar17WORM 23c "*".'*'*CKH' in —All P 1 eliow, who Furs, Coats Coats Winglia m fall , their money can get their all this Month we ing at W. A. Johns' City donald block. wilt sero you money —We are pleased to no hereon around. again a confined to the house through illness. Miss sumed iter school duties f the A. O. F. on embers are re - will be several Church Notes. Rev. Dr. Moffatt preached in the Presby- terian church, Sunday last, morning and evening. 'Debtor and Creditor in the kingdom of God' will be the subject cf Bev. Mr. Mason's sermon in the Congregational church next Sunday evening, A. cordial invitation is extended to all. OnSunday next, Mr. Alfred Day, Pro- vincial Sabbath School Secretary, will occupy the pulpit in the Methodist church and in the afternoon he will give an ad- dress to the Sunday Sobool. Mr. Alfred Day Provincial Secretary of the Bentley School Association will speak in the school room of the Presbyterian church on this Friday evening. All teach- ers and Sunday School workers, as well as those in any way interested in Sunday school work are invited to attend. The members of the Presbyterian branch of the Y. P. S. C. E. will hold their meet- ing on Sunday evening next instead of Fri- day evening on account of Mr. Day being here on their regular meeting night. well on toward ndows have been d. This Block ion for some one: ers in the Trini- r the academic leased to see that osh was chosen 4.. J. re 1 'nn I patties winning g Sptcih ALL. WOOL —SERGES. — Garnet, Brown, Pavyand Brace ,: 42 inches wide for 150. tri'sewhore350. GRO Our duels is alw aesorte'l, 2 i lbs. Granulated Sugar Coffee Sugar for $1; fruit. 5o, alb., 4 pan for .25o,; Mixed Pi• Toilet Soups ss e Desirable line of GRIT FLANNEL mottled or plain 213 inches wide fee 11 worth 15c. ERIS Brussels•—•-Seoretery Cooper, of Clinton, was away to tit. ,Johns, N. B., last week, attending the Railway Tioket Agent's.Con- he in of union at r e cavg Con- vention propg y• the Co. Sabbath hebool At ocmeet a atiutt FRIDAY, SATUROkY and MONDAY Endeavor Union al•pears to meet FRIDAY general approval.—Miss Annie Ross, cf Blyth a Vice -President of the Co, Union, d h cs tion as teacher in We will sell the ellen overcoats D. M. ';� RDO, � �tiflr bas resigns her p 1 and ready made clothing in Boy's, Blyth Olio school. —In his sermon on Sunday morning, in the Presbyterian church, Rev. Dr. Moffat made an apt reference to the relation of the business man to the church. In this age of keen competition, of large city departmental stores, and the misleading advertisements sent out by some of these concerns, the local business men need the encouragement of the ehuroti. He said that litany an honest business man had been forced to the wall, simply because he had not the sympathy and the support of those who should have stood by him. In our own estimation the Doctor struck the key -note of ono of the difficult problems of the day. The man is short sighted, in- deed, if he does not see that trading with great concerns in Toronto must ultimately work ruin to his own interests Where is the fanner to get market for his lncal pro - —The members of the lacy held a social in the s Paula church, on Thum good program was sel collection was taken up,' ions. Mr. Robert Irvin of acct met with a painful morning, when he siippe and fell violently to the ed a out across the forel sad and was un- conscious for some time. Although an ola man, he is rallying fast a id will be around in a few days. prizes at the ave not received cheques by call- estaterant, Mac. ice Miss Fergn• et having been for some ,weeks Farquharson re- n Mondays* heel ronin of. St ay eventet�g. etcd. 611vdr aid of the miss - CARD OF THANKS. To the Editor of the Tunes. c Dem Sin,—Kindly permit us to avail ourselves of the columns of your valuable paper to thank our customers who by their patronage during the past year, assisted us in making a success of our business opposite the Queens Hotel. So liberal has been their patronage that we are ableat the end of a year to. enlarge our business, proving to a certainty, that the proper method of doing a drug trade is to have often.stnWe profits from Mr. C. E. Williams his carefully selected stock and we intend to follow ouroldmgottos o± "One Price," "Sq profits and quick returns" and "Satisfac- tion guaranteed or return the money will- ingly." We will be pleased to see all Mr. do our ,will and Williams old customers utmost to give them the same satisfaction they have received in the past. We ex- tend a cordial invitation to our numerous old customers and to the public in general to visit us in our new quarters where we will exert every possible effort to snake them feel at home and secure for ourselves a -continuance of that liberal patronage with which we have been favored in the past. Respectfully yours, H. F. Golmox d; Co. Youth's and Men's ever offered to the purehasing public of Wingham and vicinity. Finding that aur stock was going to be too large for our limited store we cancelled a very large order of fine clothing from. one of the best makers in Montreal but instead of accepting our cancel they offered us a very large discount jf we would receive the goods. We have accepted their offer and the buyers of these superior gar- menta, warranted in every respect, will get the benefit of our usual low prices together with the full benefit of this large discount. Men's Heavy all wool Ulsters well, duce if our own local merchants were gone. trimmed and well made .sold else- 12oro than this we venture to say that where for *6, our price while they last $4.49. Fine 'Beaver Overcoats, Fly -front, velvet collar, our price $4.59. If you need a coat come :.quack.. Get a sample package of our beautiful brand of Black Tea at 25e. Best we ever offered. D. M. GORDO,N•, The Direct Importtdr. seyenty-five per cent of those who patronize city stores, sending away their good money are owing local men large accounts, which they hope to dicker out in trade. News tdotea. The deposits in government eavings banks for September were 8271,000 and the withdrawals 282,000. • Mr. W. Rogers, a farmer living about a mile from Belmont, shot him- self several times and cut his throat. A. M. Clements of Preston threw him- self from the Rosedale bridge yesterday and was dashed to pieces in the ravine below. Convention. The convention of the Wingbam Dis- trict Erwortn League and Sunday School is being held in the Methodist church a as we go to press. There are over one bun ..red programslinstbeentselected and noxedoubt Mr one. their meeting will be a profitable AlfreclDay, Provincial Secretary, is pre- sent, and gave an interesting address on Wednesday evening. Miss Walker's lesson with an infant class on Thursday morning, and Dr. Towllackboard intim Sunday School," were of eSthoroughly enjoyed. At the time of going to press we have been unable toget a fuller account of the Convention. Among those to take part we notire the names of Rev. Dr. Gifford, Miss Sellery, Teeswater, Reis Hall. 13elmhaw t3elgrave, and Miss Mag„ Sii:Edward Clarke, Solicitor -General in lord Salisbury,s former Cabinet. is reported as Qpeeking very decidedly againrt Britain's 'claims against Vene- zuela. Mrs. Gardiner and \Villiaai NecCamas were committed for trial at Woodstnrk on the charge of murdering the woman's husband on Sept. 26. All the parties are colored, Personas," We invite all our readers to contribute to the move- mentsiof well-known arrival tpPoplo. busie of ness guests, etc. Send a postal card to tho Totes nr send& note to the office. Miss Henning bas returned from Chi - Business Change. r C. E. Williams, druggist, has dile Business Decals. Monsoon Tea at Gr.1ene's. DnILn ArpL";s.—Five carloads wanted for the Belgrave market. Geo. E. Burt. Don't forget the cheap and stylish place for m!llinery at Mus. Geo Gametes. Geo. H. Irvin mattes a first class fitting suit. Fall is already here, order a nobby sue .rem Geo. H. Irvin. His work is away Dr. William Campion, President of the best. of Queen's College, Cambridge is dead. OFsx> 1id'at The Montreal fireman ,vho lost their in the us lives in Friday's fire were given a public funeral. The Montreal Board of Trade has ealiedaspecial meeting toprotest aesainst the Grand Trent: and Cenadian Pacific •Get your pictures named at Ireland's Railway putting their winter tariff into Furniture Store. operation on November 2. u Always good bargees at the big Boot. The funeral services over the body of and Shoe Store „io Grime's. the Most Rey. award White Benson, Archbishop of Cautorbure and 'Primate It pays to get, your bills printed at the of England, were held in the cathedral TIMES office. A free notice given with ,sale at Canterbury, whirls was crowded with people, nmrng whom were several bills, church bilis;: &o•, and.are read iii members of the Royal family' hundreds of henries. After Long Years. —For first-class tailoring and cheap gents' furnishings, try Webster & 'Co. About thirty years ago Mr. Angus R A mbahwme'g place, one y stodoor south of Galbraith sold his farm on the Elora A Prominent Lawyer says: road south on which Mr. McMillan now lives, and struck for the west. „I have eight children, every one in good Gold then, as now, bad an irresis- health, not one of whom but haswifetaken tible fascination for the sons of Adam, bounds boundless Emulscontidion, in.' which ley cage.but ?Cir. .Maxwell and bride, of Biuevale, or design especially in the who by Pacific pro- vince. The fever struck the Paisley man, and he sought his fortune anong the claims of that province. About sixteen years ago he returned to still hisfortune e il .'h Paisley on a visit with have returned. Mr. Kennedy, druggist of Ottawa is visit- ing his brother Dr. Kennedy. Miss Dinsley's'friends will be pleased to know she has returned home. :siting ;his rt has been v o . Chas Lon who nL. ower Wingbam i posed of hie stook to Garden ft Co., o t is int : on Sunday 'town. Mr. Williams will take a short intends to into going tohe orswhich do his after onP a holed Y e of the est civ Iperhaps on mind. He reedy. Near York. He is p P known druggists in this county flailing been in business here for 20, years. �t $e end uroh1tised carne to this town in 1877 a P the x am lyn in Y the business cf Mr. Eadie, 1 • 'Pwo years later he moved into his t.e-The valley :friends o grove will regret .to hear yo fresh +tnd well his sister, Ars. Bs ley lte2ptths Standard near Clintons r $1; 25 lbs. Bright ley has been it sufferer fo, currants, fine clean last week she underwent ages of Cornstarch which she never rallied les lOo. a bottle; were brought to Vlingha a variety, sesr What and *Wee conveyed t you can t;..t 1.. rti Car. Goodedediver- ernnbgely rry'l ed promptly. f,tiay, attended Deceased was i CHEAP, and leaves ahusband and EOM—� » ,. BOWLX$. her demise, • a • M • Jas- Long, went to Guelph on Miss Halliday, teacher from neat Bras- I think that his search was abootless le Wednesday. unfound and his friends Incline d to segs, spent Sunday with her frieniit, here, .one. Some four }ears ago g w '_Hiss Inglis. weary of .the Rossland country and Mr, Bert Mu0orvey, of Lucknow, Will assisting in stock taking at C. E others commenced placer mining on Williams' drug store. The river i:t some Principal Mts. i B Cent quarters Mr. Williams has al• cit trio death of ' pr' which occurred' wa.'s taken an Loterest in tbo affairs of Mrs. Bay. ; the towto. For three years he was Alderman and , two of which he anted as Chairman of'the some time I.• ,lige Committee, . He is Past Master of n operation from Vi -am Lodge, No. 280, G. , The om 1 \ 1n . t. 0. • Past remeltster • Past rent r Cha , he baso , •` al oZ e P r 'nt.i Firsh' p �''t''� d piaster of theVeils of is i B. shipped for Alaska, and with some town i t west the Yukon river. R, U. King, of Bluevale, who wen on the harvest excursion as far as Turtle places freezes to the bottom and and Mountain has returned home with favor miners Cut Out a 1101e in the ice able reports from that country, take the dirt from the bottom of the terest among tale members of the various Christine Endeavor Societies in Huron of the gold deposit is washed heereceived word the Surn- County, and through the kindnessmer. :lis brother teas in granting us space, the President from him hist week that as result of Christian P Chr en the now e ri0 for , is be )e n Yukon 1 it sot Yu ea g tht, purposes 1 labor 011 000. •in his sock. --Paisley Advocate. time. He asks the hearty cooperation of every society in furnishing lhiun with h crisp. • a cheery, sparkling clews, tech. Weill ay night about 1i o'clock arrange i and e elects to the press. best w. out ' in the farm house include election of officers , five Abe Clark of God- anniversary od- mmend•vlark. • comss ms.a a'111. .�' t`0 Ci F' •.= new e your o vn� :terns on yo P i by . able veatures in lour officers or Society.; ser services, eta The President erica and oe concession, nn CCS i0l1 �Godet ch antliver y f do himself lint (hark sixth cone . , t e 1 the Grand' her father's in ; Gran Chapter of Canada, IIs is also interested ivyof 1goat a te' in the Militia, being at present Ca taro of h eri6Yt 37th of t11 of 33 J3attilion Mr. column depend 37Th pians' Williams of c Cry _ svit11 hire the good the various Societies to '. one son to mourn ra— vishes of his many Melee here. i communications to W. II. iterr, drawer 81, ' view of awakening a greater in- river', the ice serving ad a dam. With a from%these winter excavations the maybe overs as many interesting items as route to "Tiet-ria. 13, C., with'$ -C,` placed t his disposal from time to .tt t grapes are Doming in da Star Resta follow. E us bu • t and still s more to er ,n bargain day with or something on Fair Mo Eelvie's is the old rehab cannot glean this information i n + , 1 ,d f e' Endeavorer, partial Township Everything in the house ell bel tVe do not pretend to s man caa do so and carry on we do sell on a close margin day is Bargain Day n prices. Great -. .c.n Saturday, five, will ot•row. and got a out. Saturday's Bargain C. H. ieogers, Practical Furrier, Welker - ton, re-styles, alker-ton,re-styles, repairs and manufactures ladies' and gents.' furs. First class work guaranteed, Send work early. Estimate given. Also comb for raw furs. Get your Bedroom Suites, Sideboards and Extension Tables, at Irelands' Furniture Store. Go to . Ireland's Furniture Store fo Spring Beds. Mattresses and Parlor Suite rade 'n the t G. Ii. Irvin has been 1 some tinie'end knows whereof lie speak when he says Olathe cannot be t+tadersoh by any thi.tig in Itis line as he buys in best Market for spot eeshonly, he is th able to give the benefit of lose and cared buying to his customers. Estimates Meat 1 Four beeves be sol with the ni o etre') + larly t ,e officers, it cannot fail. Oommtlni• was burned. The family escaped in cations, unsealed, will go for 1 cent et in Perth. r,_,._ r postcards, plainly written, their night clothes. There is an in.'s on the building; no instrance on the Weekly itla Canada 70..S1116T. The mertagers of the 'Weekly Globe Ewe gilding four extra pages, making it a -most desirable feroilf journal. To new subscrib- ers we will send the Globe and Tome, from now tin Jan. lat 1897, for 256 or till Jan. 1. 1808, for $1.15,. paid in ftalr51106. Subscribe