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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1899-10-06, Page 1VOL. XXVII.---NO. 1433, THE GREAT 0,LEARING SALE STILL, GOES' ... ON , We have still lots of Dry Goods and Groceries to dispose of, and the stock is pretty well assorted as .yet; don't pass over this great opportunity to buy goods as cheap as we are selling them ; don't forget, that if we have anything yoji, want, you can have it at east, and in many lines below cost. We have put in the knife again and have cut the prices of about half our stock away below cost ; we want to get rid of Dry Goods and Groceries as soon as pos- sible, and, if selling cheap will do -it, we shall gain our object. Don't miss this chance, but call and let us quote prices and you will stay to buy. We wish to impress upon the public the fact that we are in the Clothing (to order and ready-made,) Boots and Shoes and Gents' Furnish- ing business TO STAY, and in these lines 'we show a larger :and better stock than can be folios elsewhere, and at right prices.- Our Tailoring Department is bootning and giving .great satisfaction. Don't forget to give us a chance to make .that Fall Suit or 'Overcoat you aro wanting. HOIVTH & SON, WE SELL CHEAP. it 33 OF OUR STUDENTS 0. 1 have accepted i}ood situations. We re 1 got on track of, eighteen situations va for graduates in fourteen days. We 4 ,n�, have received as many as four ap- Cee LII' plioationaJor office help in one day, n.Six. Amm'`et•icau busiuess colleges , e2I and two Canadian schools have re- F5 jGently applied to us for our gradu- 6 ates to teach in their schools. 0,- nl Surely this is positive evidence re i that our college em xcels' in any i; iyl ways. It gives Iy ri. training for business life. Students Ir admitted at any time. Write for let our handsome prospootus. Ad- dress,. :W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal, Central Business College, Lh Stratford, Ont. F.1411. -e,' Marriage .itigetises Issued by Fart$ Pangaea, No 23,'Vic- toria street,Winghani, Ont. No witnesses required. _SPECIAL OFFERS 1 THE %taiI.CS and Weekly Glebe *111 January 1st. 1901,.45d a Olt .0t.4 vuhintos of blarlori Hard of i 7 c land's Works. to new subscribers, 0 1 .1 'THE TIMES and Weekly dinhe till January 1, at � _ 1841, to /IOW eubsotiuers tor.... ' SHE 1'iIliaJs and weekly Globo for one year and a set of 4 volumeii of iiitrlon liarland's Works'tor t� 1 .fi 'THE TIMES and wnekly Globe till ,Tahuary Sat, ri e 1800, to new eubecrlbere for,•..., Autii 'THE TIidBS and Family %Ternld and weekly. Etter till Jai,. nary let, 1830 to new eubsor'lbere fi 54t tor. ...,,,,,.. ,....... Q'8E TiriaS t111 lannnry let, 1500,'tb,new sub. seribere far ............. ....... 2 0 'These are tiptoedotfert+ and •eheuld be Calton ad - 'vantage ef. Tell your toelithbor about them. No need of borrowing papers. The 4 volumes of Merton Harisnd a Works Asn be seen at this aRice. 0eh lmuet aoenn ieny ell 0 don, We can supply any paper you arty desi*A at it reduced rate, Andreae or call at Timing °Pinot. Never Week. WING UAW. ANOTHER INGHAM WING -HAM, ONTARIO. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6,1899. Al 11 We are offering this week a very special value in the line of Dinner- ware. WEDOEWOOD'S_ ROYAL.. SEMI-PORRELAiil They are beautifully decorated in four different colors and double gilt -1 ed, having gilt tracing besides the edgeline, and are without doubt the best value ever offered you. We have a few lines of the "Car, adian Motto" goods left yot, but they are going quickly at qi■ A. FARWJHppRn1S The China House. Wingbam. NE W ADVERTISEMENTS, New advertisements from the following people will be found in another column of this Issue :— M. Lamont—tspocl Walker en Clegg.— John Kerr --Fancy Box 555, Palmers M, P. Zurbrigg— Fire Brigade—Mo J. Clegg 8t Co—C A. E. Smith—Gel Morrow's Drug St John Hanna—Bo W..5, •Groor—Bo 0, A. Campbell ectal. hina, etc. n—Special. od Photos. hant of Venice. tins and Special. rel Banking Business. e—If you have a' Taste. and Shoes and $pecinls. s, Shoes, etc,, and.Speclal, yrup .of White Pine and Tar. LOCAL NEWS. T UE. One stop won't tak you very far -- You've got to kec on walking; One word won't tel folks what you aro-- You've got to ke on talking; One inch won't mt,io you very tall—, You've got to ken. on growing; One little 'ad' woe do it all -- You've got to ke ti 'em going. —Exchange, WANTED,.—A good smart boy wanted at once to learn the printing business. Apply at the Trees office. STOCK .5'nir]IENTa following shipment froth the Wingha Stewart; a car of 1 'robs to Buffalo; J L Louttit, a car of _ cattle to Toronto ; Peter Campbell, ao r of lambs to Buffalo. and Robertson & Lirohill, a oar of hogs to Toronto. DxnecToa's MEET' °o.—A meeting of the Directors of the '•rnberry Agricultural Society will be he -1 tit O'Leary's hotel this (b ridgy) evonii e, at 7 o'clock, The Directors will hear-ny protest that may be entered againet rizo winners. The Secretary will bo at hu Wilson's office. on Saturday afternoon pay the prizes. Newsrereat MAN AD.—A. M Soheifle, formerly proprieto of the Palmerston 13peotator, was buri at Palmerston On Sunday week. His eath was due to con• sumption. He was young man of tnuch promise, and stood ery high in the esti. 'nation of the co unity in which be resided. The fu ral was conduot d by the I 0 0 F and I F, to both o which societies deceased elonged. LosT-One of anna's ze tickets,. filled, worth $1.50 in Ca t their store. _ Any person finding sa will be given full value for it. FALL Fain JuDGEs Wingham supplied its contingent of 3u es for the fall fairs in this section. ; M ers Wm Robertson, D McKinley, Jae An s and Chas Bnetchel were judges at Te water; Messrs R A Graham, Wm Ro rtson, F Patterson and Mrs Herdsman at elgraye ; 11f[r A. Tipling and Mrs Tamlyn Atwood; Messrs Chas Henderson and ere Golley at Ripley, and T C (Graham at Br esels. V MORGAN WOOD' LECTURE. — li2organ Woo3, D D, of To onto, will deliver hie lecture, "The Av age Man," in the Oon• gregational ohur on Tuesday evening, October 17th. e lecturer is well known to many in this ..ction, and the church should be packet to the doors. The tickets are only 25 cents, and can be obtained at Da ''-a' drug store, Mason's book store, T el Graham's store, the Advance or Tnn- office. NEW RAILWAY aCRVICE,—New time tables and the new G T'R rules went into effect on Sunday last. The new G T R time table does not eitect the service to and from Wingbam. The change makes quite a difference in the arrival and departure of the trains on :be 0 P R. The early morning train 0 Toronto leaves at the same hour, 6.35 and the Iate night train from Toronto a rives at the same hour, 10.35. The of ernoon train from Toronto now arrives at _32 in place of 3.15, and the afternoon I-•ain for Toronto now leaves at 3 o'clock in .lane of 1 o'clock. This is a very much improved service for the people on this ranch of the 0 P R. The people of `vii -ham can now get . their Toronto pap• a at 1,30 instead of 3 o'clock as ford erly. WANTED -On short term;plan. A young' man'tq learn tailoring and cutting. Apply to Webster & Co, Queen's Bleak, ,Wing. ham, A FURNITURE 'TR/se.—A movement is on foot looking to trJe amalgamation' of a number of the Ca-.tsdian furniture inanu- faaturing firma, a ed as absorption of their. business by an Et ;fish syndicate. The negotiations hay bean' under way for some months, seal it is .expected that arrangements w 1 be oompleted during thin week. Thre aro About, twenty different manuf�turers interested in the deal, which, ifsu easefully carried through, would mean the ormation of a company with a capital pf perhaps $5,000,000. Messrs Marshall and Macdonald, of Lon- don, Bag, are sto bo the gentlemen who are making the er in the interests of the syndicate. Th ger properties are to be valued, and i loge firme that acdept the offer of the synt.oate are to receive one third each and we thirds stook In the new During the week the of, stock were made (} T R station :--D See Halsey Park's advertisement. 'De. Butler, of London, will be at the Queen's Hotel, Wingbam, on the first Wednesday. of each month from 11.80 a,m. - till 3 o'cloc;k . p. in., for consultation in diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. SALE BILLS,—Th TIRES office is head- quarters for salebilis. Partis, ,intend having an a 'Ction `'sole ,throe fall'or winter willdo web m give us a call before ordering their bi ls. When bills are printed in this offion- we give a free notice in the TIMES up to he date of'sale. Heavy FnosT.—`'ho heaviest frost of the season was experi — ced on Sunday night Wet. On Mond y morning, water which bac:Aeon left in an exposed place was frozen over to a blackness of half an inch or more. Dari g the week the leaves have been falling fast, and the trees will noon be stripped c ` their beautiful foliage, ON BOARD TEE S Ts,tAN.—Rev .I C Mc- Cracken, of Chosle , whose parents live on the Bluevale road, as a passenger on the wrecked steamer, tze Scotsman. He gave n vivid sketch of th thrilling experiences of the passengers a :d warmly denounced the conduct of a pa pion of the crow. Mr McCracken lost all ;ia - bagge, and his total loss will foot RI to: rly $300. t - -tun a sewing to learn cabinet WALIIL•'tt & amt. Huron County Con - en's Christian Tem• WANTED.—A girl machine; also two tj making. Apply to 11 WCTLJNoTEs. vention of the Wo perance Union wil e held in Clinton on the 12th inst, in tl Ontario street Metho- diet cuurch, co cueing at 9,30 a m. Annual reports o work done by eighteen County Supts will a read, also reports from the various,' cal Unions. Papers will be read on s entific temperance in• struotion in publi schools, work amongst lumbermen, evan listic' work, &o. A public platform m ting is to be held at 8 p m. God. in 'in will be-jirevided. A collection in aid f tetnperanoework in the county will be aken The County Execu- tive Cotntnittee fill meet at the residence of Mrs Beddles() n an the 11th at 8 p m, MthsThEn EnneatAlillitIDN'T..-The Ripley 'sprees thus re ere th the entertainment given by the Winghatn boys in that village on WOnesday evening of last week;—n"The fi et minstrel entertainment ever presented n Ripley was given on Wednesday evening in the agricultural hall by the Mot le Minstrels of Wiugharn. While the line if entertainment was new to many, aspen ;ally the joke part, the audience apple"d d repeatedly, and the juggler, Prof W g tun, and the celebrated cakewalk was t _e mutest and brightest part of progranem The company was handicapped odng to the peer condttton of the hall and the limited stage. The only part of th programme not a'atried out was the fe ..orchestra, but the 'Maki was up to date. Nearly TOO people paused through the do re, and the mating acoonio" dation was too mall tor the vast audience. The proceeds a_ -minted to illtG i .L' Ineitex'e ENTER? Dramatic Co will I Venice" in the To , evening next, and i Fire Brigade. pared in Listowel 1 towns, and the pre, of them. Bee adv ODD: ELLOWE 70 Bi the Wingbam Od Brussels oa'.l'here 1 and paid a fret brethren of that piece. Mr F 5 Scott,who has been an Oddfe :ow for 25 years, was presented with a Venteran's Jewel by his brethren, The Wingbam con ' ent report haying had a very pleasan me. The ladies are invited to c at Hanna's . Shoe Store and see he amous. Jing Quality shoe in Lace buttoned .at $3 per pair. This shoe certainly a credit to its maker. n $1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE xxntaxT. •The Lyceum CoRRasroNDENTs WAN y n). --We would be • play "xferohante of n Hall, on Tneaday the auspices of the its company has ap. and other neighboring speaks very highly in another column. tifeseas ee;A number of allows went over to y evening of last week mal visit with their WINTER POULTRY now,—A meeting of the Directors of th Huron Poultry and" Pet Stock Associat ?n was held at Clinton on Wednesday, 20t alt. The winter show will be held in Seararth on the 30th and 31st of ;January, 1e and 2nd of February, 1900. The varioiteicommittees are sparing no pains to make t es show the best that has ever been held in this section. We would like to see ttL3 show held in Wing. ' ham another year. f31nII CLasa EI rEnTAIsnENT. — Camp Caledonia, Sons of Scotland, have made arrangements for ho• bolding of their annual concert in the Town Hall, on Friday evening, 1_h inst. Miss Mary Waldrum, the fe us Scottish Soprano Vocalist, who has ppeared in Teeswater with great succes ; Miss Teem McCal- lum, Elocutionist who has appeared in Wit'ighard on for er occasions, and is well and favors ly known here, have been engaged fo the occasion. Mr Jas Fax, or someer good comic singer, will be in atter ance. Highland danc- ing, etc. The dmission is 25c and 65c, This will be th entertainment of the season, and Wit hamites are not very often privileged o hear such high-class entertainments.- -- 3yerybed • should go and' take their fr nds with em. ,john Hanna's busine• . must be grow- ing. Et() has ove. . is Clothing, Car- pets and Lace u : ins into a separate. department ment up airs. Tan WINGRIM FLOUR MILLS. PiTifhe Wingham flour m Is have changed hands. The deal which s been talked of for some time betw n Messrs Carr Bros and W Howson, of Teeswater, and Mr Brockelbank, of tthur, was closed on Saturday last, d the new firm take posseesiou on M day next. Ie name of Carr has been c netted wi the milling business of Wit ham for nearly 20 years, the late John C in the mill for death his two have had char the new firm, Err having been interested iany years, and since his us, A fi and Freeman, Mr W Howson, one of s lived in Teeswater for the past 19 -ears, and for some time past has ha charge of Thompson's flour mill in teat place. He will move to 'Wingbam , once to take charge of the mill, whil Mr Brockelbank will not remove from - rthur. The Messrs Carr do not know, a yet, what they will do, but we can sa that their many friends here will regia their removal, and all will wish the every success in whatever place they mai locate. —Dr Ross having taken an interest in the Jerome Dental Practice, will do all manner of dental work, such as plate making and filling at greatly reduced prices, and will -extract teeth free of charge every Tuesday and Saturday. All work guaranteed and first-class material used. tf THE BEST PIC�( , LINC SPICES 25a PER LB. —AT— company. Soni of the reasons that make DAVIS DUG sTo the menu seta is favot a trust are the D lessening of a pensee of travellers and managers and he general economies that oenid be e5feo were the industry con- ducted by one antral head, We under- stand that on or two of the Wingbam factories ma" be included in the trust, but we believe it til' in no way interfere with the rusting the factories, AE glad to hear from pore re who are willing •� - • \" " .-I�' to send us news ,natter ronr towns, villages A ei or districts, whish are not now regularly A I F you HAVE A represented in the T txi a correspondence 1- I columns overlook d We do not ish to 1 k e to A A TASTE locality. Paper ands pplies tarnished to p t A Ail correspondents. Si id along your news items and help make t e Trues interesting to our readers,. Telma:coin -se DAs.-- 'or nearly a decade there have been protest that Thanksgiving Day, usually observed late in November, was placed sit too late y date, and that it was liable to bo oliaraceerized by inclement weather, which meaut■colds or worse, or a day in the house, to th" citizens who should have been enjoying a g mine holiday. The government has deci ed to break away from the usage of its p edeceseore, and this year, as next Saturd 's Canada Gazette will announce. Than agiving Day will be on Thursday, Octobe 19th. This should be an eminently satisf ctory date. NEW Marne/axe — is week we Have placed an order with a representative of the Toronto Type Fo dry Co for several hundred dollars wort of new printing We had our fir material. In the co so of a few weeks , ,day morning last: we intend to enlarge t o Trues and it will —A f ry ofpeople our to !!g le are attend - be printed from new t pe. We have alsop p bought considerable new material for our in assts fall fai to -day. job printing department which will further Mr W Taylor, town, took 20 prizes improve our facilities free turning out neat at the Goderich fai last week. be and artistic printing. We want to make See the fancy china; each piece ten the TINES one of the est newspapers in cents at GR rs'mr's this section, and also _keep in the front --Lieut Dan Go frey's Band is again to appear in Goder? h this (Friday) even. rank in the job printinline. ing SMALL LOCALS.—The list of pi ze winners at Belgrave; "fall fair will be f -and on another page of Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran• this issue. teed to cure headache. —The regular tr tnthly meeting of the —Division Court was held here on School Board will- be held on Taeeday Thursday of this w k. —Howick's fall f r will be Gorr:e on Saturday f this wee. —The members of the So • al Club held —Barrister Blair, of Brussels, has open - their first hop on T sda • evening. ed a branch office in Blyth, which he. First-class hotel het, •anted. Apply to ° visits on Monday each week. Box 555, Palmerston, —The l3ank o Hamilton intends to The'be11t tlus4season--Tho Scottish increase its capita stook from one and a Concert, Friday e ening, Oct 13th. half million dollar to two million dol- —A number of Wingbamites attended lars. the Lucknow fair 3n Wednesday of this —Messrs 0 Hen arson 3: Sons Made 96 week. entries at the Te water fall fair. Mr —Apples are Toying. Several oar John Fisher took irst prize on his driving loads have been al :pped from Wingham horse at this fah this week. A flowers ever distilled call and 'p Y.\ ask to seeforthe our moat beautiful /•\ ✓ Vera VEiolettaas. ne I l?g I " Swiss Heliotrope "' ✓ Highland Heather V • English Violets V ✓ Marchale Rose I V MORROW'S DRUG STORE V`•�\ V ul • ->' Fo best value in f ear go to Gneeees. snow storm on Sat - evening next. eld at Fresh Baltimore oysters served in any style at Jas MoKelvie's Star restaurant, —Last week a c pal stove was offered for — The auction s le season is a hand. sale through the "Armes. The stove was, Read our sale re ter if you e inter- sold before Stetur oily evening. It pays to ested in auction les. advertise in the T Es. Just arrived, a car of P t nd Cement We gaarautee "Dampo" to cure tired`; LEGG & Co. sore or sweatiog feet or money refunded.-'.'. —The Winghan]produce merchants will Campbell's drug store. soon be taking oufftheir pickled eggs and —fast Tbursda night's G T R train shipping them to arioue pointe, did not arrive unti 4 o'clock Friday rooms . , — Every Scotcl.uan within 15 miles cf ing. A. car off th track near Guelph w= the cause of the d town should hes Plias Mary 'Waldrum ty, ,else • sing to t e Toevn ;Allen Friday evening, —Blyth fall fait .will be held on Motu* 0 t. h, and Tuesday of nem week, and Dungannon fair will be heli: on Wednesday and Ve are please t to inform our readers Thursday of next eek, that Mr John Gil ispie has so far recover- —Mr J E Ham 'a nd, formerly of the ed from his recon' illness as to partly look after his business. —An Acetelyn gas machine was on exhibition in Yo g & Paulin's ha ware store on Saturda evening. It • oduoed quite a brilliant 1 ht. Five building lots ont e corner of at present °coupled`ay tri B Elliott- Patrick and gaiting st a _, well fenced with a good board fent•. '.r sale. Apply Dr. Maedona dWrow permanently ato and..an 'tie consulted to M Lamont, box 107, inghatn. 3r home by —At least two I ds of people from his patrons Teeswater will be Wingbam on Fri- —The Goderich ignal last week pub- daynewpupils attend - Maryevening, Octob 13th, to hear Mise fished the names o the t ten d d- Mary Waldrum s' g at the Scottish ing the Collegiate stitute. The name of concert, Jas Marshall, Wing am, was in the list. —The Wingbam own Hall should be —David Black Fo ter, of Luaknow, has crowded to the doo on Friday evening, been appointed C1 k of the Eleventh Oct lath, to hear se Tessa McCallum, Division Court of th County of Bruce, in Elocutionist, who i appearing under the the room and stead f R In Summerville, auspices 01 the Son of Scotland. resigned. --Today adverb: ng is as necessary to —The first race etween the Columbia the transaction bf c =tain Iinea of baeihese and the Sbam o row carne off on Tuesday, as steam and electri ty are to machinery. but it was dealer d "no race," because —f;JGunnie'g, T a Topes covers this the time limit as exceeded. The Shamrock was in the lea section and it will p y you to advertise fn We see something . •, yet old, in its columns. town, viz t—An ' leg Corderoy Snit —Grain is beeinn g to come in,though for sale, it i m y years since this the farmers are st 1 busy with their ridiculer gush �. • cloth has been shown in town for ani rigs, yet we must admit work, and we canno expect much grain it is a wearer. You can find it at Ban. to move until they have finished their pa's Store. other work, The Wingbam market i. —The daily paper of Tuesday' contains the place to bring fur grain. the names of sum sixty barristers in Mies Mary Wald um le a beet and different parts of Or aria, who have been unset. Among the ernes of Ron J P Mt, of Gdderich. Tara Leader, has rchased the plant and good will of the pworth Journal, and issued his first nun er last week. -Mr Wilson, tit now Noxon Co man, who is moving to t wn, was here a few days this week. will occupy the borne harming young a ager, with a clear appointed „Aeon's rano voice, and all her eons there lint rnotice the , eo P � g Garow and Philip ;aa a vein of nat the aytn pithy of needless to say t1 was rewarded w A full line of Spices always Wingham, Friday venmg, Oat. lath. Inizernall. Will 25 CENT:; for the Tnrtt. and Weekly' flail, Wingbatn, , Alt Stock. C,llob€ antil.lanaary, 13th. ralness that caught ..mis- Tessa !v1 er audience.. It is tinotly favorable t in both parte she equally stood in pl h efloorea,--Toronto orou0 pieces', H Globe. Will ap ear in 'Gown Hall, 'V=0'71111'4111 )f l alium made a din. impreseion.She fi,r hetio at well as utilise r manner is pl''(5esetlb ive feature always wa 1 » err tars, -"-'The Chrotlilsl' t pear in the Town Friday evening, Oct.