HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1899-02-17, Page 8CI NDO'.
rinkles
in the
ack
l
tet the eoat, a Shortness or bigness
of the sleeves, a tendency of the
collar to climb up the neck, a bad fit
around the armpits.
'1~hese are some of the results when
a manpicks out the wrong clothier.
That i:rlt't all. The cloth is apt to
fade The buttons come off. The
Seethe rip,
Better come to us and see the
difference, We are the right kind
of clothiers and give your money
back if everrtliing is not all right.
Hats and Furnishings, Ito matter
• what yoa inay require, you'll find
zs prepared with an immense as.
sortment of the very latest and
daintiest styles and novelties. We
have made it possible for you to
/meet the Dress regnirements of the
day at little expense. It will pay
you to deal with us.
fa
'inghim 20, Kincardine 17, Ripley 17 mid
Lucknow 10. Of ooursa liiuoardiue slid
Ripley havetwo genies• to pally yet, while
Wingharn anis Lueknor only have one
genie.
The liucknow realm received a trimming
et Ripley on Friday last, by ti a>nra of 4 to
Lucknow tevas •1214 rrpear to be in it
this Beeson. They have a Wee lot et boys,
barring Cot ;eau, and we are sorry tbey
have been p.h ying in such hard luok.
The Wiugha w teamhave made arrange-
ments with the G. T. R. to run a apeoiel
train to Ltaokaow this (Friday) evetdog.
.All lovers of the fame will have a grana
obapce to accompany the boys and cheer
them ou to victory. 1.1;ho fare has be,en
placed at 3$ roots and a large crowd should.
accompany the boys. The train willieeve
here at 7,50 p. tn„ and will return from
Lneknow as soon as the ,game is over,
The Ktneardine Review in giving a short
report a tbe Wingbam'Lucknow hockey
match Bore on Monday night, ends up with
this sentence ; •t'It is only a team of prize
fighters that can whip Wingham hookey
fists on their own foe." Swab is not the case,
Bro, Review, Wingbam has a lot of fine
young men in their hockey club, and had
some of the Lucknow players noted on the
square, no row wooed have taken place,
Wingham boys do not pick iights, but when
they are forted into it, they can take their
own part to, perfection.
The following is the standing. of the-
different
hedifferent teams in the league
Team Won .Lost To play
Kincardine ...... 3 1 2
Ripley , , .. 3 1 2
Wingham.. .... 3 2 1
Lnoknow, , , 0 5 1
PEItSo1VALS,
Mr Simon Mitchell is visiting in L'rus-
FURS s>~ls,
lMIr Geo Sadler is visiting with friends
A''Eiw is the time to buy a Fur , in Bay. City. Diiob.
Coat, Cape or Ruff, at very low Mr Wm Button was in Mildmay on
prices. a . ! business this week.
Mr Chas Gillespie was in. Toronto a
1 few days this week.
NEW C000S
-JUST OPENED UP
THIS WEEK
tars Harry Jeffery was visiting under
the parental roof at Seaforth. -
Miss Minnie Ireland is visiting with her
friend, Miss McIver, at Kincardine.
Miss Flossie Leinster, of Brantford, is the
guest of Miss ittaud Carr this week. •
Dress Goods, Silks, Prints, Tweeds, .Dir Wenzel', of Listowel, spent Sunday
Moots and Shoes,, and Ready•made with his brother, Me V Wenzel., of town.
Clothing I Mr J W `Walker is in Toronto this' week
attending the Grand Lodge meeting of the
Sow is the t isle. First choice at j A o U W
111 WINtUAM TIMES, FEBRUARY 175
pr DL' 1ia,wall be seen no morain the dsh,
RALHY1 HLFT early naThursday . morning of last
.weak, in his 87tlt )'ear. lie /,act
DOivi been in poor health for the past
QPTEN BECOM LaltNGi7I11 FRAM NO years. and different threes was very
APPARRNT CAUSE. near to border land, yet he pulled
through.- Early Thursday morning rprrEsDA.
THE 131.001) is. A VITAX. :NT- -I'' Mrs. Anus was up fixing the fire.
MUST Big KEPT rental, BICH and the old gentleman was resting
ANI- IMO-- ONLY IN THIS about as comfortably as usual, on
W. CAN A lilM oYtta the. lounge. Ile was unable to go to
ATTAIN 1'EUJ CT bed owing to a smothering sensation
REALTii, whish ovet•eaate kiln, sa for mouths
Tn.lite earlydays tai her wanton- slept either in aTbig chair` or on the
J lounge. Shortly after when the
hood every girl—no matter what leer good lady of the house approaebed
station in life ---should be bright, her husband, she xoand that the
Wive cheerful anti happy; her step vital apark had fled, Without a
should he light, .and her cheeks rosy struggle or a groan, be hfrd his oft -
with the glow et health. But the repeated wish gratified and was fres
reverse is'the unfortunate condition of from all suffering. Mr, Angus was
thousands of young girls throughtout borrCin Yorkshire, England, and
the Datninion, The drag along, al• both in that land and Canada rend.
ways tired, never hungry, breathless ered long ardnnus and faithful
and with a palpitating heart after• service as a local preacher in conn.
slight exercise, so that merely to go ection with the Methodist church.
up stairs is exhausting. If, a doctor ge came to Morris over 40 years
is consulted he tells thew that they ago and took up . 200 'acres of land,
ere anaemic --the plain ingiish for which he sold a number of years ago
which Is they have ton little blood— to William Cameron, reserving an
and unless a powerful blood enrieh• acre for his home. Deceased was
ing, nerve restoring tonic such as Dr, married three times and leaves two
Williams' Pink Pills for Pate People, ehildren,T'hoinas,of British Columbia;
is taken to restore health, deeline Mrd. Scott, of DrumbeW.,,atiis widow
and an early grave is only too
likely was a Miss Sperling' before -her arai-
J to follow. ( rtage to Mr. Me0ollough, and on his
decease she was married • to Mr.
Angus, . •
The Suboot • Entertainment which
est Huron
N
•
The benefit which follow the use
fur. Williams' Pink Pills in cases
o.
of this kind is amply illustrated by
the following testimonial from hiss was mentioned last• week will be
Ida Bookman, of iMarksvitle, Out. held in Browntown School on Thurs.
Miss Bookman says: "It gives me day evening, February 28rd. The
much pleasure to acknowledge the most Improved Gramapbone will be
benefit I have deprived from the use present which sings, talks, and re-
ef Dr Williams' Pink Pills. My eites in clear langaage and can be
health was completely broken down;
I became so weak I could "scarcely
walk across a room. I was very
pale, had no appetite and gradually
lost flesh until I was merely a skele-
ton. I was subject to palpitation of
the heart, dizziness and violent head-
aches. I was under treatment from
two doetors, but neither seemed to
benefit me and 1 went on in this way
for about seven months. Having
seen Dr. Williams' Pink Pills recom-
mended I detirmined to try them.
Before I finished the second box I
clearly heard in all parts of the room.
This is a great chance to hear it, so
don't miss it.. Admission only. 10
cents. Good protection made for
horses. Remewber the date, Feb.
28rd. Best local talent also pree-
ent.
BELG RAVE.
Messrs. Clegg & Dames shipped
a car of hogs last week to Toronto:
Mr. W. K. Kerr, of Brussels will
oceupy the pulpit of the Mothodist
1i Mr. W. F. Brockenshire, of Landon, began to improve and by the time I Gthureh next Sunday evening,•
Ma a i"9CI DO0 8e I on old friends.
waa 1n town a few clays this week lolling .had used eight boxes .1 was as well mfr. Wm. Clegg, shipped two cars
as ever I bad been, and bad'gained of wheat this week to Guelph.
1 Dir 11 Willson, of Macleod N W T, son of 22 pounds in weight. I atm grateful
' Mr. B. Willson,,is visiting with old friends for. what Dr. Williams' Pink' Pills
ITOO*f;Y MATTERS. .1 and acquaintances in town. - have done for hie and freely give.
The last home lame in the H & 13 H A
was planed here on Monday night be tween
Lucknow and tbelooal team. Owing to
the biting atmosphere a small crowd were
an atteodauce. Lucknow came to Wing-
ham determined to win their "first" game,.
INA it didn't cone their way,.•and they are
still at the bottom of the ladder without
.one game to their credit. Tliey'have on
their team a few of the best kickers that
.ever played hockey. Corrigan kicked
IMr Angus Martin, of Ripley, Clerk of this testimony in hope that it may
he Division Court, was visiting with' his benefit some other girt suffering as 1
p�din, Mrs J W Walker, of Turnberey. eras."
s Wm - Waddell and wife, who were More pate and bloodless girls have.
visiting relatives arotind'Wingham and been made bright, active and strong
Mt, Forest, left on Thursda last for their by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills than by
• home' in Carmen, Man: any other means. lkiothere. should
Mrs. Bolsi Collier and daughter and. Miss see that their daughters entering
zona Wade,•of Buffalo, N Y, are visiting womanhood are strengthened.and in-
ter;
IWC
:about every decision the home team gain -1
eir parents,. Mr and Mrs George vigorated by the use of this great
of Turnberry. blood making tonic. Sold by alt
r. Neil McLean and wife, of forth dealers or sent post paid. at 50e a box
Mr. Dave Geddes returns to bis
home in Dakota thi3 week.
Free Samples of Grain.
To the Edit.- of THE Tues
For the past ten years systematic
efforts have been made to increase
the average returns and to improve
the quality of the cereals and other
important farm erops grown in Can-
ada by an annual distribution from
the Experimental Farm at Ottawa,
of samples of seed of tbe best and
most promising sorts. These
ell. Be wouldn't even' believe his owd akotn are visiting with the former's 1i f 2 50 baddressingvarieties have been first tested at the
tbrothYr who plays goal for Lucknow when 1l the 1 'which haveproven to be the ver
around Wha ham and Whitech rch Mr Y
brother, M. L McLean and otber friends or six oxer or .� y Experiuiental Farms and only those
„ , Dr. Williams Medicine Co
lie Said the home team scored, but insisted i g u ' ' Brockville, Ont.
-ean the umpire being replaced. He even 1 McLean formerly resided on a farm near •
. mashed one of our players on the Bead t Whatechnreb, It is over 1i years ago
'r, Macdonald is no* permanently
irft]i his stick. He is tempered "too fine" since'he left these parts for North Dakota,*home and ean be consulted by
t'to play the game. The game was slow in ' his patrons.
:getting started. McInnis, .the referee, a3CEOOL SOLED. . 11tAR,1/IE>a
:eeemcd to be excited and acted As one new The regular monthly meeting ofathe
in;the bpsiness. Lucknow didn't arrive. School Board .*as held on Tuesday even -
until re arty everybody in tho rink were mg. Members .present,—Chairman Griffin
.bslf frozen, and about 9 o'clock bot Messes Thos Bell ,J J Homuth,H Kerr;Thos
/teams lined up.e°r P163''. Lucknow played Abrshani.The minutes of Last meeting were
all around our+boys, and kept the rubber read and on motion were adopted.
,In Winr;ham territory a good deal of the The PriaoipaI's report for the month of
*fame brit couldn't score. After about 29 January was read as follows -
/minutes play 'Lucknow scored. This
"gingered" our boys up and for the first Dept Boys Girls Total Avg
/time during the game they started to play. 1 21 23 44 37
33y some very pretty combination they. 2. 28 22 50 43
28 46 38
83 48 42
29 55 47
16 48 41
4a 58 , 46
35 32 67 39
*cored twice just before half time, but the 3 23
'umpire was either made of wood or Frozen 4 • 15
"stiff" for he refused to raise his hand, and b 27
*he score stood 1 to 0 in La cknow's favor 6 82
at half time. The above mentioned um- 7 18
'lire was from Lucknow. 8
In the second half the boys played all
around the visitors and scored almost et
will; 4 goals being scored by Wingham, Non-residents 5. Fees $:1.75.
After the losses had scored their fourth On motion of Messrs BeiL and Honauth,
goal Corrigan and Dinsley got''tnixed," the Principal's report Wee received.
and Lacknow refused to go on with the Applications for the position of Seore-
game and left the ice. The score stopd at tary were read from Sas Plenty and Wm
tithe finish 4 to 1 in favor of the home team. Mitchell. Wm Robertson, the std
Secretary, stated to the Board that he was
'coxa. before them for re•engagement, Moved
' Wingham goes to Laoknoty this (Priday) by Thos Bell, seconded by ft Kerr, that
oevening to play their last Ieague game. J Wm Robertson be re•engaged• as Secretary
Any man who would hit another Shen 1 at the salary mentioned in motion of last
lie back was turned was called a",coward" meeting--Careoed
*then we went to school. Accounts were read as follows t—'Young
•Bre Mooney, of the Tapley Express is de Paulin, repairs, etc, $15.89'; Wm Gled-
.oalling the G T 12 down for making. Ripley i des, wood, $89.10 ; Theo Moore end others,
:la ffagetation. YOU have a good hockey work at school, 05.78.
team, Bre Mooney. Moved by Thos Bell, seconded by 11
Kerr, that Yonng d; Paulin's aceou t be
'1''he little row at the rink lcdonday night laid Over until *properly certified to, and
„ r. •t'>t not ;rt ow"' 100*' ir1'•re Ito^irni' iY' that the other two a000nnts be paid—Car-
-1,. .+t f ''+ !i , N WWI .;c•l
it :il w t by Thus Ahrahain, seconded, by
to Wl. ,What : ' IC'rr, that tbe teachers" and of lber&
anlittiea for January be paid --Carried.
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1.....W. ... psi , The Beard then adjeurndd.
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199 218 417 333
WVwi--Flooeir,—At the, residence of
the bride's parents, Howick, on Febru-
ary Stho by Rev, Mr. •Anderson, of To-
ronto!,
o-
ronto, Mr. Jamelr Wylie .jr., to Miss
' ; daughter of Mr. John Hooey.
DIED.
eaoaov'r.—In East Wawanosb,on
Feb-
ruaby 10th, John Beecroftssaged 78
'e, 6 months and 1. day:
araoTli.• -In Turnberry, on February
11th, Hannah Christina, !elicit of the
lat Charles Hoahhuth, ged 84 -years,
nth and 25 days-
estt,-- n Wing am, ins February
10th, W iam enry Rush, age
1
H
Ye
d 47
y s
e GAE.—In Morris, on February let,
Robert Agar,aged 66 years and 3 months,
Kaunir.--- In Brussels, on 'February
6th, Thomas Kelly, aged 75 years,) 9
ni the and 27 days.
TeMsotis,--tia Morrie, on eb. 9th, John
Angus, aged 86 years.
MOKIIIS. •
Mrs. James Casemore spent San'
day at Mr. Wan Bates, East Wawa
nosh.
Mr. Thos. Btiiisetl,ofSunshine, bars
been t,tatting with friends in Stra-t
ford old Ellice township.
A. number of young people front
Wingbam had a pleasant time at th-
home of Mr, Samoa F'yhe one Oen-
in this week.
1r. Thomas Kelley, ex -reeve of
Morris, and latterly treasurer of
Brussels died at his home in Brussels
on Monday of last week d was
buried in 13rnssels cemetry Wed-
neadao, DeCeaaled was ai, fine old
gentleman and possessetdmanvfriends.
A famiilat••fortn1 in th''person of
John Angus, an old and higiity re.
speeted resident of the flth litre Mor.
ion
B.-21,'99
Your vot and influence re .00tfully
Eelicited for
13* BT, HOLM
FOS SALE
The Imported. German Coach
Rorse
LD EMAR
Height 16} bands. Weight 1500 lbs.
Color crow black. A Coach horse of the
highest type with good knee tuition,
For full parttoulars apply to Samuel
Irwin, Belgrave P. O.; C. Mlles, Bros -
eels, or Tilos, lanes, Uranbrook.
525.00 ,
Pumping -Windmills
R. BRUCE,
•551 William St„ - London, Ont.
AN ITEM OF INTEREST,
Formers, why pay 5,14 and 6 per cent,
interest on your,loans when money may
be bad at 5 per cent. Payments made
to suit borrower. Charges low.
At ofeoe.etiday afternoon and all day
Saturday.
ABNER COSE7.V"S,
Macdonald Block, wingbam.
XECUTORS SAL
OF,
Vain: ble Farm Property i' the
To >' • ship of East Wawa '. osh
in 4 e County; of Rur • a.
Pursuant to the directions cents' ed in the last
will and testhnent . Henry Grain, teceased, there
Will be offered for sa by rublie a ction', by Peer
Doa?,s, auctioneer, at warts' rfo >I, in the Town of
winkham, in the Count, of iiur nt, on
Priday, the 24th • a,of February,
A. D., 1'•9,
at tiro O'rloek in the :Meru • o the following vela-
abLirfarnt property, ria, :
:The north halt of lot 24 the concession of ti,e
said. Township of East 'awano. , containing 100
acres of land, more or le B.
Thip'lerm is situated .on the gra i road loading
Crotch Lucknow. to WI chant and i. about 2 miles
from Whitechurch d 8 miles fr• n-Vingham.
Tha soil is a first el clay, ebout 92 n. es are clear.
eel. and in a good st a of cultivation a" the balance
is well timbered w h hardwood tinehe , There is
no waste land T o property is well fen .cd princi—
pally with strain • rail fences, well un • erdrainwd
and•acll watered
There aro upo the property a gond fra le house
with- 'kitoken tached and stone founda lon and
collar, a trail'' barn 20 x'84 with stone for ndation
and stables u derneath, about it acres of •roberd
and 42 rods o
edge fence. Thorn is also u
ea't tht: •round an 20
h
vh
'ores01 fall t t t
fell plow» ig '
TEltDia . N SALE. •
— Ten per cent, of th
chair mo eV on rho day of sale and the b
within 30 nes thereattcr.. b"urthor particular
out 24
Cres of
pur•
lance
and
donditio s will be made known on.the day of sale
orDmey a hWad on application dae 110=1:141,1A • ,D
,
1800.
R V STONE,'u'inghem, 5fl DAVES,
olicltor.Ior Executors, T A MILLS,
Execute
best have been chosen for this distri-
bution. The samples sent out have
contained three pounds each, and
every precaution has been taken to
have tbe seed in every instance
thoroughly clean and true to namo,.
and the packages have been sent
free, through the mail. Those who
have received such samples and
grown them with care, have usually
had at the end of the second year
enough seed to sew a ,large area,and
in this manner careful fainters all
over the Dominion have been grad;
ually replacing any inferior imd less
productive , sects which they have
been growing in the past, with
superior' varieties possessing greater
vigor.
By instruction o: the Hon. Minis-
ter of Agriculture; another sub dis-
tribution is being made this season, ,
consisting of samples of oats, barley,
spring wheat, field peas, Indian corn
and potatoes. These maples wilt be
sent only to those who apply person
ally. List of names from societies ori+ -;
individuals cannot be considered,'
and only one ample in alt ean be
gent to eaeh applicant. Applications
should be addressed to the Director l
of Experimental Farms, and may be
sent any tulle before the 15th of
March, after which the lists will be
closed, so that all samples asked for
may be sent out in good time for
sowing. Partin writing will kindly
Mention the sort of variety they
would prefer, and should the avail-
able stock of the sort asked for be
0thausted, seine other variety will
be sent in its place. #'
Wst. SAt7NllnRS, i
Director
Central Experttnental Farm, Ot-
tawa, February 9th, 1899,
GOLD
DUST
Corel. Meal• is as yel-
low as grains of gold,
and as pure. It is
very Free from bran
because great care is
used in making it,
and only the best
.;; corn that
els: enters the mill
*dere this
cOBN
cEAL
is ground. It is Kiln
Dried and this pre-
vents decay, and
keeps from turning
sour. There are no
black specks in it.
It is made "on
honor" and sold by
best grocers every-
where.
The Tillson Co,'y, t,iffiited,
Time/burg,
AROUND g
YOUR HOME
are many deeds — a new vonl -�
skutrle, a hammer, a flay leans,
package ttf tacks,. fa Dane lit' _
l
n•h a 1 'a n:•
ss r 11 t N your i
gla , may p c
mediate warms, which} we 01211
envoy ea these falx' as �uu 2:an
buy elsewhere, and our goods
are always 01 the best material.
Your Hardware
Wants From
our general stock of hardware.
It is unequalled in Mita section
of the country. General hard --
ware, Cutlery, Paints and Oils,
Glass, Mechanics Tools, Wood;
men's necessities and Fano Int-
pletilenCS in veracity at
J. OLEG! G` G .0
d•'t �btvi�a4•in
'PTP
M. E. Surbrigg makes the newest
things in the photo 'line. Just go
and see the collection he has in his
window,
PLATIN OS A SPECIALTY.
Crayon and Water Color, Entalg-
ing and Copying I'eeeives special.
attention. A boy- wanted to leaps.
photography.
111. E. ZURlf$R1IG iG,
Opposite Presbyterian Cburetx
ro
Fini1L.a►
LEADING
tiTmER
Having purchased the butcher bust,.
ness next the Brunewiea, I aci prepared
tosupply the public with all kinds of
Fresh and Salt idents, Sausage Bologna,
&o. Orders cteken nod inert delivered
to any part of town,
A call solicited. 'Phone No. 9.
PRUN61.161 i.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Raving moved to town to the resi-
dence lately occupied by Geo P Wella,.
corner Centre and Allred turrets, neat
the G TR, I am prepared to ay this
highest cash prices far' ell kinds of Rage,
Rubbers, Copper, Horse Hair, Woai
Pickings, Iron and. Metrtl. of all kinds,
delivered at my resideuoe, or if word be
left, I will call for yarn°. -
0. GOODMAN'.
A. E. SMITH.
WINGI;AM
General Banking Business trbpa,R
acted. Morley advanced. to farmers a
business men on endorsed notes it
collateral.-'
Verniers' Sale Itote9 Cathed.
, Moneys remitted aa diaft tri aleph
al Canada and the Unitnti*States.''
Notes and eccaunte 'oulleoted on. re h.
onable terms.
WEBSTER & CO.
have secured the services
of three first-class coat
makers; and are in a posh.
tioti to execute orders iii
workmanlike manner alp'"
the shotest notice.
Style and fit goes fore
good deal these days
both are combined in the
clothes we make.
Our goods are all new'
ort. and the prices are low.
. Webs er 8v Co
i ueena ttkOcftr