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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1899-07-21, Page 81.11E R WINGJ'. AM T MES, JULY 21, 1899, M'IND00 GOODS CHANCE • 500 yards New Dress Gotids at half price as follows ; 200 yards plain and fancy 25e, sale price 12e, 200 yards Black, Plain and Plenty, 80e for 15e. ;a0 yards extra choice, regular 50e, for 25e. That chows you what toexpect on Saturday, and, for 10 days only, but you cannot realize its importance until you see the goods the above items represent. To see them is to bceolne .t. lanyer,and every buyer will have snared a. rare good. snap in Dress Goods. Commencing, Saturday, July 15 for ten days only. PARASOLS HALF PRICE. We have ablaut 30 of those choice parasolsto elear at half prices. This is your chance on Saturday. HALF PRICE SHIRT WAISTS. 25 Fancy Shirt Waists to clear at half price, commencing on Saturday. 10 ,Fancy, worth $1.00 for 50e. shop early. Special .in all lines. „ Clearing up stock before new goods arrive. Spesia1 in Shoes, Ready -to wear Clothing. Gloves and Hosiery. Everything goes at easy prices. Bring your Butter and Eggs to Melndoo's, 14c for Eggs and 14e for Tab u Butter at Mciudoo's . MNTB &NCEi AND P. S. £r1• AVING ,G3�1 N1i1V'9,TIO1V'. EAST HURON. e o o ng are the names of those 'Who succeeded in passing the Entracte and Public School Leaving Examin- ations in East Huron. The papers this year were rather less. difficult than usual. The Entrance .Physiology paper covered more ground than the limit, but since the 136ards of Examiners have full power to deal with Ouch matters no candidate suffered on account of this paper. Cards containing the marks obtained have bean mailed to all the candidates writing. Certificates for those who passed Public School Leaving cannot be sent before Novem- ber let. Schools claiming to have done Continuation work should notify the Public School Inspector before Septem- her lot, ENTRANCE. BRUSSELS. Armstrong Florence Armstrong Annie Barr Helen Bateman Annie Bone Alice Bryans Ina Cardiff Addie Clegg Ruby Cole Ida Forbes Mary Gray Annie Hislop Mabel Hogg Mary Johnston Hazel Knox Ettie ItyPn Lizzie McMillan Michol Mabel Skene May Siemmon Bernice Stewart Grace Taylor Ida, Telfer Kate Williams Ida Cloakey John Eckmier Willie Good Joseph Lawrence Alex McGuire Norman McNaught La'ence Richardson Gr'eme Scott Brine Strachan James Wilson. Roy Wood Rigie Work Robert VVROXETcER. Ayleworth Eva Burns Ettie Frain Julia .4. Grainger Effie Knox Mae McTavish Christina Mulligan Addie Powell May A Satidereee Peaohie J Smith Mary Catntbell Gardet Dane George Prager Job Griffith Hamilton Higgins Clorn Herten Willie McLaughlin Stay Miller George Morrison Austin Rae Arthur Robinson Shelf • r'oanWIOtt. Delllels trio Gowdy Norman A Gilptitt eiwwt,na E Lepperri Henry Sanderson Effie W Aber Alfred IT liViggine Alves Pearl Mete Reba. J C Sanderson Willie Smith ?eter PUBLICS0U00i4 LEAVING. Il wssziws, Allen Carleton Clarke NloNab Alex E Remaly Gavin Mc Nichol :Mabel BryanaEdward Er. M'cQoarrieOlara 13uehanaa Harvey Roe Georgina Calder Aggie Cowan. Sht,nnee Jobn Cloakey WilliamsR „7lnolairLucy Cousley Jahn It, Smith Norman Dunbar Maggie Straohae John Ferguson Maud Strath Stella Kernagban Mary Taylor Mussel S. Lamont Mabel Vanstoue Nar'n Leve'1ltomas E Weld! Thomas Zero tiler label ENTRANCE STANDING. mph ries Robert JohnstonCarrie MONab Alex Watt David Zilliag Charlee witONETER. Armstrong Garnet McOutcheon L Bryttns lied F Mutoh Bettie Elliott Enowlson Sanderson ilia Stinson Lambert Wright, Maggie. ENTRANCE -STANDING, 1<onteonle6Robert R rOnDWlou, Howard Grape A S Littlejohn Steil Spotton Ethel May Lone Burton Dobson Wai Peroy Rotten Leonard ENTRANCE, skate Elia Andrews Ina Bente Atlee Bell Mae Butdee Jenuie Copia Edna Clatrtdge Lizzie Carling Jean Cluff Nellie Co Marion Carter Lily Ceope•Etta Canteton Lily Caruochan Mabet.t Cololough Emma Davidson Flora May Farnham Bella Gunn Isabel Hitt Olive Duck Ethel Jackson Lily Jones Jennie bfeDenatd Pearl McEwen Maggie McGregor Lizzie McLean Jennie Aldir Jennie Manning Bertha Pennabafer Edna. Itodaway May Smith Anna Rose Seen Estella Stanbury Mabel wortbington Alice 'Witte.Jusie Wright Jane Barbour Anna Bone Ida Burgess Ellen Cuyler Winnifred Cu•rfe Etta Edwards Emma Carrick Jessie Gordon. May (hey Annie Ila lam Maud Kennedy Alfie Kerr Lilian Kerr Leo Lane Mary Little Lizzie Lowry Aggie lit Martin Laura McAllister Ida McEwen Annie McDougall Aggie McNatit:hton Maud A3lrehouse Lily Murray Jean Paterson LOy I-Untoul Janet Bess Mabel Berk Lillian Troy Metegle with Grace Aeheron Samuel Jimmie Harry 13oles Norman Brewer Harry Brower Aubrey Rigged George Chant Fred Cook George Cole Randle tirich Leslie East J$ Fraser Donald Heywood Leonard Izzard Percy Johnston Cleronee bioCoolJarues McEwen John Mustard John McMichael Garfield Patterson Mary Putterson Huntly Stevenson Duncan Snell Robert Still Sylvester. Turner Nelson. Tisdall Charlie Welsh Norman Wiltse Harold wiKgaAit. Anderson Charles Ben Charles M Davidson David ' Mavis Chester Deane Peter Henderson Edgar Hough Roland Lamonby Austin Mitchell Andrews Moore George e e g SharpWilbert beet Wheeler Roy: • nLYTU, Barr Katie Armstrong Wesley Bawden Grace Askwith C Eldred King Irene Barrett Robert Memel oe Marion Carter Robert lrtclettie Alice Series Norman Watson Alice Shane Harvey - Wightman Hattie BLYT11 roILIO generL LLAviNG Proeton Lou Loan Leslie Hammond James Wilford Eddie 0 Ireland Lyal G Jr/Mr/WanJr/Mr/Wan STANDING. Hamueon Etelka Nethery Amanda CLINTON 1'. N, L, Hunter Effie Lane Josephine Lowrie Jenny McTavish Plessance McMichael Noita B Aikenhead Malcolm Andrews Llewellyn Adams Ernest Baird Tounny Campbell Walter McQueen Bert McKay William Ouimette Charles Staples John Taylor John 1iNTJANCE STANDING. Durand Ids; Jenniann Phoebe Adams Howarn Jeffery Percy Staples John wf eoiiAM 1'. 5, L. Barber Marguerite Button Edna B Cu)Jer Edna Gilchrist Elizabeth Grimy Adella Lee Jennie Mary Messer Cora May Musgrove Ethel Rogers Lillie Vag Scott Olive Walsh Mabel Ansley John W Beaton Alva Beaten Grant Button Ernest. Coultea John Fr Cox Alexander Jere yn Hibhert R Tung Thomas Lane John N Lowry George H' Powell Frank Ross It Morrison. Taylor William Walsh Herbert Wight/mint Gordon r zNTaANCB a1'ANStto. MteTCee Mahe' M Clark Wm John Gordon Roy P S w n Jar Ilornge Stewart Donald GOOD Aral THE W A1z WICEoUCiaa. No cigar has ever .,been made to equal the Landon cigar, They are thoroughly good,pare, healthful, aromstfo, rob get nothing but clean, pare tobacbo,free from arty artificial tayoring, and they coat only 5 coots at .1 Mc1 elvie's. Hon. Edward flake sails for.Cann. ado, Aug. 10. Knox Presbyterian Church,Gttelph, has eXtended a. unmans call to licit IL W. Itoasa, of Glencoe. Doctors at Law. Justice Robertson has handed enc his deeis o. l n in the case of Spider' vs. McKelvey, They plaintiff and the defendant are two doetors at Brussels, 1'n December, 1397. the defendant., Dr. McKelvey, sold, out tits practice { in Brussels to Dr. Snider, for $?,1O0, and agreed not to renew bis vocation within a radius of five miles. of Brussels for a period of five teat's. The plaintiff .discovered later that Dr. McKelvey bad in- fringed upon this stipulation, and be brought suit for an injunction and $400 damages. Justice Robertson granted the injunction, ordering the defendant to discontinue practice, and awarded Dr, Snider $100 dam- ages. Huron Medical Meeting. The regular meeting of Duron Medical Association was held in the Connell Chamber, Clinton, on. Wed- nesday, July 12th, when the follow- ing members were present :---Dr. McKenzie, Monkton, President Dr. Hunter, Goderich, Sec. ; Drs. Beth- une and McKay, Seatorth ; Woods, Bayfield ; Hackett, Fullerton; Crave, Blyth; McCallum, Lrndesboro; Gra- ham, Thompson and Shaw. Clinton ; Smith, Mitchell ; Hutchinson, Staf a ; Armstrong, Mitchell and Stanbury, Bayfield ; Dunsmore, Stratford ; Sny- der, Brussels ; Paul, Sebring=ille. Dr. Bryce, of Toronto, read a very interesting paper .on Tuberculosis in Ontario, its cense and protection. The following discussed the several. parts :—Dr. Smith, the diagnoses ; Dr. McKay, the peritoneal tubercul- osis ; Dr. Danemore, hygienic treat- ment„; Dr. Graham, the legislation. A resolution was passed unamimons- ly by the meeting that county sani- tariums should be erected as soon as ppssible in order to stay the progress of this dreadful disease. BORN. orz.--In Wroxeter, on July 9th, t 'e wt a of Mr. D. C. Popo ; a daughterly oss.—In •Culross, on Tuesday, July 88LL. the 'wife of Mr Thos Ross ; a son, ARerourt,—In East Wawanosh on .iQ Jul tb-'the wife y Q vert of Mr John Armour; a•datrgh„ter jl/5 DIED. I/moBQRNEY.—in .Cast Wawanosh, on July 15th, Ellen Keane,. wife of 112r.Robt McBurney, aged 3L years, 7 months and 27 days. suss' L,—In Norris,. oh July 1st, in. James Marshitll, aged 20 years pend atonther/ K>•;NNEDY. -- In Wing -ham, on July 8th, Emily Lois Blackwall. wife of. Mr W'J Kennedy aged 21 years, 7 months and 3 days PU in t AUCTION SALE —OF -- FACTORY P1te,-ERTY a Town of Wingham, in t • County of Huron. Pursuant to power of sal = ontained in a pertain registered mor •age which -dl be produced at.tho time of sale, th • e will h • .flared for sale by public auction, by Pete- Dea.auctioneer.. at 'Swart$' Hotel, in the Town •f iughnm, on Wednesday, the 2nd day of August, D. 1899, at two o'clock in tha afternoon, the folic' r • g property, namely:— Lots numbers o a • three on the south side of Victoria street, Ed• rd Bower's survey, in the said Town of y' oaten, .gether with the buildings, engine, boil. , machin= y, fixtures and plant thereon. On this , operty is situate • frauie pump factory, with an no ne, boiler, smo-th•pfainer and other uchin v and tools used in the manufacture of pump Te s toe Saes.—Ten per cent. of the :purchase mon • on the day of sale, and thbalance within thir days thereafter. The propert will be offered su..set to a more bid. Further ., rticulars and co ditione will be mrde: known an t. day of sale or • ay be had on uprllcatlon to the und. signed. ated this 6th day of July, A. D. 1809, TER DEANS, R. VANSTONE, Win • ant, Auctioneer. Vendor's So itor. 1 AUCTION SALE Valuable Farm Property in the Township of Turnbei ry in, the,Couhty of Huron. The undersigned administrator of the estate of Isaac Nicholson, deceased, will tiler for sale by pub. )lo auction, by Jamte kit,nderson, Auctioneer, at the Brunswick hotel, in the Town of Winghant, in the County o1 Reran, en Monday, the filet day of July, A, 'cr,,1809, at 2 O'clock in the afternoon, the foilowinavaluable property, that is to say: -- The north half of let number five in the fifth con. cession of the Mid Township of Turnberry, contain. ins Iifty acres of land More Or less. This (arta is situate atibut al,l miles from the town of Wingbam, and four n11100 from Wroxeter. Tho toll it a flood clay loam, There are about 10 acres cleared and in a good state of cultivation and the balance is tlmbcted with hard and soft wood There are upon the premises a good frame barn 88 x66 with at•.ne foundation and stables under. heath, a log house end about one acre or orchard. Teems ole SAIL—Ten per cent of purchase money on the day of sale nod the balane° without interest Within thirty days thereafter The property will be told subject to a reserve price. Further partic•re tare and conditions will be made k a e Dov t n on the day at sale, or may be had on application to the Vendor or his Soll,hter. Dated this 8th day day of July, A. b.1899. • IL VANSTONE,JOHN NICIIOLSON, Vendee a Solicitor, Winitham P, 0., Vendor. Order your..;,, 70 oVe unfiorJahaTu10ad "t'4'eelil. —Mr John Gillespie is nursing one of ,l'ob's cotnforters, cts pays for the Turns till O'anuary 1et,1900, Dr. Macdonald is now permanently at home and can be eonsuited. by his Patrons. —Rape heroes were very numerous in town during the week, Cook's Cotton Root Compoustd Is successfully' used monthly by over 10,000Ladies, Safe, effectual. Lachesis* Take druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Coas- poata niad.tions are dangerous, it'xtoe,2 o.1., SI per "Take no other, as all Mlxtures, pills and i i box bio. 2,10 degrees stronger, ;a per box, bio, 1 or a, mailed en relselpt of prloe and two B -cent ata. The Cook Company,Windsor.Ont. os.1 and 2 sold and recommended by all rDruggisteaponsibla Prugg1sto In Canada, No,1 and No, 2 for sale by Colin A. Campbell •, VOTERS' .a.,1IS- 8. , 18, 9 Municipality of Turnbei'ryr County of -Unroll. - M OTIOE is hereby given tbat I have 1I transmitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in the Fifth and Sixth Sections of the Ontario Voters' List Act," the copies required by said Sections to be so tranemitted or deliver- ed of the list made pursuant -to said Ant, of all persons appearing by the last re- vised Assessment Roll of the said Muni- cipality to be entitled to vote in the said Muniltipality at Elections for members of the Legislative Assembly, and at Municipal Elections, and that said list was tir;:t posted up at my office, at Blue- vale P, O., on the 13tht Day of July, 1899, and remains there for inspection. Elect- ors are palled upon to exatniue said list, and if any Midsi012s or other errors are found therein, to take immediate pro- ceedings to have the said errors correct- ed according to law. Dated this 13th day of Ju!y.,1899. JOHN' BURGESS, Township Clerk, NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the natter of Bastes E. Kent, of the Town of Wingtlain, in the County of .Huron, Hardware Merchant, an Insolvent, Notice is hereby given that the above named In. solvent has made an assignment Sunder R. S. 0., 1807. Chap. 147, of all his estate and °fleets to me for the general benefit of his ar editors A meeting of his oreditorswill be held at the office t f It, anst V n 't Ironstone, my solicitor, i tho. i Y n said Town of %Ingham, on Tuesday, the llth day of July,A D 180 .at t , 9 the hour, of one 0 o'clock in the 'aftenoon, to receive a statement Of affairs, to ap- point inspectors turd ax their remuneration, and for the ordering of the affairs of the estate gonerelly. Creditors are requested to 11ie their claitus with the A s' ee s tgn or his Solicitor, with the.pruote and particulars thereof required by the said Ant On or. before the day of subh meeting. And notice is further given, that after tete 2nd day of August, A. D. 1899, the Asafignee will pro= decd to distribute the assets 'of the debtor amongst the parties entitled thereto, having .regard only to the Manns of which notice shall thee have been given and that he will riot be liable fpr the assets ar any part thereof, so distributed, to any pee,on or persona of whose claim he shall not then have bad notice. Dated this 30th day of June, A, D, 1809; R. STANSTONE, JAMES A; CLINE, Winghanr, Solicitor for Assignee, Assignee, . FARM FOR SALE. First. class farm for sale or to rent, 126 acres, being Lot 33, Coll 1, Culross. Suitable for grain or pasture; nerer-fail- ing spring water, two good barus and stables, comfortable dwel1ina bouse, good orchard, about one mile front school and four titles from Wingbam. Apply to Wm. Dawson, Lot 30 Con 3, Cu)ross, or Joseph Dawson, Thorndale. P.O., Middle, sex County, Ont. PUBLIC NOTICE. Having moved to town to the resi- dence lately ocoupied by Geo P Wells, corner Centre and Alfred streets, near the GTR, I am prepared to pay the highest cash prices for all kinds of Raga, Rubbers, Copper, Horse 1 -lair„ Wool Pickings, Iron and fetal of all kinds, ` t e delivered at .my residence, or if word be YY left,will call for same, G. GOODMAN. Preserving Kettles We have a full stock of Preserving Kettles hi three grades. No. 1 (our best grade) is dapple gray, No, 2 is a blue. No. 3 is a spectacled. Some people think that a granite dish is a granite dish and that ends it. There is the sable difference between strictly first-class or three -coat graniteware as there is betweea good and poor tinware, . We do not intend to give goods away, but you can de- pend on getting good value for your money. t IV 1\TT The Thorold Cement is giving excellent satisfaction. wherever used, and at a greatly reduced price. The quality of the Consumer's Cordage Co.'s Twine. needs no comment ; it; is simply the EST. ` I ARDWARE ERCHANTS., ALKEC BROS. & BUTTON UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM. Night calla .at Button Blook, or Fifth door south of School House, Shop op- posite Macdonald block. , THE SALE CONTINUES IN BOOTS AND SHOE4 ]'or June and. July. Comfortable, solid and reliable foot- wear at a,nd below cost. We have all styles suitable for the season. 11 you want a little better article at a little lower price than you expect to pay. come to this store. - Space will not allow us to quote many prices, but note a few of the following Men's Strong Wol-king Shoes, solid leather, he allsizes, atoJ 1 90o; ,, atMen s Fine Box Calf Bala, Goodyear Welt, worth $3.50, sale price $2,50'; Ladies' fine'. French Kidd, hand turned, buttoned and and Bale, worth $3.25, sale price $2.60 ; Ladies' fine. French Kid Vamps and Quarters withVesting . Tops, .Buttoned and Bals, worth 63.25, sale price $2.50 ; also 38pairs of Ladies' 1 ne Button and Lace, • Boots which cost from 61.50 to. 62.50, sizes 2i, 3 and 33, will clear the lot, at 903. These are extra values. J. fir« KARGES • AN ITEM . OF INTEREST. . Farmers, why pay 54 and 6 per cent. interest on your loans wben money may be had at 5 per cent, Payments made to suit borrower. Charges low. - Agency Ontario Mutual. Life Assur- ance Company. At ofllce Friday afternoon and all day Saturday. ABNER. COSENS, Macdonald Block,.Wingbacn. IJIILRIQNII FRONT •SEF WHAT THE DIAMOND PORK SHOP +apposite Post. Omoe, Sa3is Fresh Beef and Pork. Larilb Bologna, Pickled Pork Headcheese Breakfast Bacon Sausage Smoked Ham Pressed. Beef, Side Pork Tripe Corn Beef ` Pressed Tongue Spiee Roll, Lard, Fowl, &c., • • always on hand, Our prices are right: Orders- called for and meat delivered to any Part of the town. W . Your patronage solicited:. AvQN PSR � P T'• - Kentucky Bred Trotti Stallion will stand for .ervice at : wart..' Hotel stables durl.. these onof.l$99, DESC -s: ION ZENO is a beeutiful d • b: , stattdsover I8 hands high, perfept in. syln , ry a limb and superior action, weighs 1400 s. As hi edigree shows, be came of -noble • eels, combinii strains of the superior racing . tunics of olden 11 s, and directly relating to ora of the Most distlegt hed•trotteree ever bred In . merica, and. running b.. k through ' • numero.ua • •ariches to Old Messenger. . ]founder and Ham • etonian, the lotintatn head of a trot- ting fat y. As a stock horse he cannot fat .o got a valuab • stock for ereryklad o1 use an Well es : sed. ZEN carried off let prizes and diplomas whet ver she will be to the interest of farmers to see t a rse befgre breeding their mares, BO, WRAITH, V. VAN.�tOR TAN,I "- MlanaRor, Owner IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST Pupils are in attendance at The CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE CHATHAM, ONT, 0 Prom the Atlantic Coast to the Pacific Slope; 133 Cities, Towns and Villages in Can- ada and the United States, during the past year, sentus nearly 300 pupils, There are now 23Counties and Diets otic in Ontarie, 5 States of the Union to- gether with Manitoba, and the North ; Wset'Territories represented. Over 200 of oar pupils have been plan. ed in good pooitioni,sinee Jan, 1st, 1898. Wer o• recently had four calla Within . three weeks to supply teeehere for Othei business colleges. 1 Among those who have accepted post.' tions lately, are :--I3tttelnan as nn are perfeGtt1 ' Sate and warranted Steno; and assistant book-keeper, Walk-' C erville Brewing Co. ; Annie McRae,, as. to give satiisfa1 tion in both ?reined Brick & Sewer Co. ; book-keeper, Milton —AND— Brick q Cath rine Miming and Baking. Motteesae ndResistant , George Angell, Vi hole- ,� sale Ar't Supplies, Detroit, Mich ; Geo /.ir'r►..i^. 4 i Oartw.right, as Steno,, with _North Am.. • . ' erioan Life Assurance Co, Toronto. i "'EGM TETE-- t The spring terra fa: one of the beet B0000081 of the year for making a start. UOLiSTIEN DAIR' . ,]venter tyow. D. IlicLAOHLAN & 00. Chatham, Ont, ight is Price ess je; Get your sight tested. -It costs nothing. FIT SPEOTAOLE Scietifically,: Correctly, Reasonably. Try us, R. MUNSHAW OPTICIAN At Z JEWELER. LL AND SEE QUICK MEAL ,GASOLINE AND BLUE MAME il Stoves NO HOST. NO SMELL NO HEAT TH & PETHICK.