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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-03-02, Page 8MM: MUINDOO The daily war leAlletius at the t( gstrh offices ore Lely ..and e sranned thew daps ; feltoee to the Queseee t t Greer's. The County .0eand Blaek Chapter of Huron mid Pales met at Blyth THE WINGRAN TIMES MARCH PERSONALS. we, Alan 1* gua to haw, eontributionq to Udsvolmau Irma /My of our readers. IC „volt hove ytiltora or parlance golw away yoara"Virt 1111)/III; 2124 tfAt US, or send as a auto to that Wert, GeO. Carr was in Toronto a, few days seeereeeseeseessesseeeeeseseseeess. Tuesday ot this we k.this evec it on business. tr. i. !Ue rEast Wawanosin . Mrs.W Patters= war visiting with To clear the balance of our wm u50 Lead ,f cane by etstete • friends in Llama this week. Winter eux,k we will give auction vu Thursarir of next week, • A. H. Carr is away this week on a you a —Clamp cale40, s. 0.s. wavier .erospecting tour to Fault Ste Italie. uneting on Mende: evening xt. Messrs. X. A. McLean and J. A. Cline good attendance is cesently rev. Bargain Day on Saturda A good geuvrel Servant gi Apply to Mrs. MeKolv d the Btux Wiughani, has taken a situation in To- Itteitattrant. eee were. in Hensell this week on hls-toss. wanted. Thos. Eades, of Brussels, female- of —Alex Your13'-is Aoute a week. raawr uoed Rev. R. Hobla and wife visited for U1) as a, result of a fall front a ladeler„ tew clays this week with, Stratford The accident may t 113, have Leen more hit34,/s, serious. 04. S. Jerome —Lucknow, (Sur t', and other neighs .reeseuesteer ft, bowing placea cola sited 4.11 Thursday se tees% of last m holier et th surptseil r t. School Shoes.—The • • 'that you will all remember, for the least nieuey at . .ri.r.,'-,,vrrrrr+,rrrwr,o,--.wa-saxlrfwror-amr..vmor$.• 25 Dress End.; and Remnants,all good shades, winter weight, regular price Wet 00:1 and 750, eholve .tor -20e. These prieei are good tor Sat urday onl v. 10 Ladies' Far hi:miles, good quality, reg. price, 825.00. These clear fer $18 00 t.t on Saturday. 15 Men's Ulster Overcoats, extra heavy, all sizes, reg. $8 UoaIs, Satiar. day $4.75. It will pay you to buy this overcoat for next winter. 10 Ladies' Winter Mantles, very fine quality, to. clear at $5.00, reg. 8,00 and $10.00. These goods are raueh under wholesale price and should sell eerly on Saturday. First choice alwaye the hest. We have passed into stock this 'week new Dress uoods, Silks, Laces, - EmbroWeries, Prints, Mttslins, Lin. ens and Napkins, Table Covers and Carpets and Lace -Curtains. We have opened a beautiful stock of Gents' Fine Suitings and Word steds, Plain and Fancy and Fine ' Scotch Tweeds, We'll be very pleased to sow you our tine Stock ot Spring Suitings. Suits made to order or Ready. made. Also our new stook of Spring Hats has just arrived. Special price on Ready-made Clothing on Saturday at M. N. 914000'8 MI NOR LOCALS, Caraphell's Headache Wafers guaran- teed to eine headache. —21.el of March. Siring will soon be with us. —Wednesday of ti is week. as Ash Wednesday. Go to W. J. Greer's trunks and valises. —Mauer news items ere crowded out of this issue. —Wingham merch nts are getting in their spring goods. • —North Perth Or gemen will cele- brate the 12th of j -al at Listowel. Line up and get a guaranteed through rawhide whip for 25c. at 0. Knechters harness shop. —Vacs. Gregory shipped another car of onions to London al Thursday of this week. raouthlse meeting of the Town Council on Vier/day evening next. —Remember T. E. sale of dairy cattle o week. —Largest stock o Wingham at the Tn printed. —Read T. H. Res issue. It will b readers. —Brussels hocke team, were defeated at Kincardine on F 'day last by a score of 1 to 1. —The railways --Minitoba every and April. Lad'ea see the latest footwear at W. 3. Gre —A year ago the the fifermiest day dar last year. —East Huron Li met at Brussels on for organization. —Messrs. Burch ped rt ear load of Market on Monde Elliottrof ferule?. ly editor of nigh Chief Ran Order of Forester ten Thursday of t The TLMVS- .4 sorry to hear of the critical conditior of Thomas MeGaws of atteardine. r. McGaw worked in Beih factory lie 'e for several months lest summer, re has been confined to henunothage of the Walker's auction Thursday of next visiting cards in s office. Plain or new advt. in this of interest to our I run ex= esday dux ions to March signs in 1000 s. ming Sunday was had on. the calm - ewe Conataission.ers uesday.Of this week 11 & Robertson ship. ttle to the Toronto to Ingersoll Chronicle, he Tures, was elected or of the Canadian at Sherbrooke, Que., is week. the house with lungs. —The High trt of the Canadian Order ct. retest 'ff was in !session in Sherbfaca* Qa4bee thio week. H. DI- Sestadfseron, of itechurch, a member C Executive for many nimbi to attend, owilag to *elms ofil* daughter. Nirtni in NUMMh and few days this week on Ms Crotty, a guest of Mrs. , tool Shoes days this week, Wili Dawson left here on Tnesday —The Dixectors the Turnberty Ag- leultural Society morning for Toronto, Where ho has se. st 11 i bwarts' hotel, on S at 2 o'clock p. —A. McD. Al'as Montreal inspeetin fruit, previous o Mr. mid Mrs. W. 3, Chapman wore in for the great•Exptshipment to Paris Bfuneral a the atter's sister, Brantford last week, attending the c •l —The contraol; of llowick township printing for Ili0O /as been awarded Inspector Watson, of the Bank. of to Hamilton, is en his usual ofiloial visit to c Ingersoll was the . Walker a few - 0 cured a good sithatiou. turday, March. 8:d, Mrs. W. Vanatter, of Goderieh, was a visitor with friends in Winghain of (3°d°14°bs is ill aid vicinity this week, 1 the Advance otL- for e48.CO. This price is the same s that obtained Test year. Single Harness, my own rnanufeeture, from. $12 to e/40 at Kuechters harness shop. —Assessor Yoshi i is now busy reek- ing his rounds. Ir. Youhill has filled this position for many years and thoroughly underst .ucls the duties of his office, —Geo. Hardy, f Culross, whose skull was shattere( by a limb of a tree last week, is deo(' A report of the accident appeared n those columns last week. —W. Doherty c3 Co., of Clinton, Ont., placed a Doherty Agan on board the S. S. Potheranian, alifax, for the use of Canada's sons oing to battle for the empire. Fresh Baltimore oysters served in any style at Jas. McKelvie's Star Restaur- ant. —The Tures la t week received the largest quantity o printing paper ever delivered at any o e time in Winglunia. We were wise an ought before the ad- vance in price. —The Thos. Lll & Son Mfg. Co. -sinnped two cars ef furniture to Liver- pool this week. • The products of the Wingham furniture factories go to all parts of the worlib. —The stormy -eeather of the past few .days has made it very bad for getting about, and as a result business in gener- al has been very quiet. Allethe trains were latenn Tleersclay. —A lady's black fur ruff was picked. up in the town tall after the concert on Tuesday evenieg. Owner eau have same by calline at R. G. Gordon's store and paying for his advt. Apprentices wanted at once. Two young ladies to learn tailoring. tf WEBSTER & Co. —The press may have to answer for many sins but it hat to its credit a long account of good de ds done and it is a force for progress, civilization and the purification of the lody politic. —Robt. S. Reid, ef Elora, has moved to Winghara and -.s opening a grocery store in the shop ecently occupied by Halsey Park in therShaw block. lVf.r.Reid formerly resided L. East Waevauosh. —A specialmeet ng of Court Maitland, Canadian Order r's Forrester's, will be held on. Monday ening of next week. A number of cant candfiates are to be initiat- ed. A large att idance of members is requested. Dr. Macdonald Is now permanentiy at- home and ean be consulted by hiS patrons. . • —On Monday ening, March 5th, a literary' and eausi al social is to be held at the home of R bt. Currie, sr., East Wasvanosh. .Ai4 excellent programme is being prepare your friends. —In the Wef Wawanosh Council minutes last wee we made it appear that the Connell had done away With the Collector. No municipelity oould very well do wit out this useful official. uld have r ad Solicitor. • M. Beckwi a, of the market bakery, has sold his buihaesa to John Sohnstott, of Auburn, ant the new proprietor has taken. possessio a. Mr. Johnston is a practical num but will retain Mr. Beckwith's sereices, and patrons of the market bakery may look for as goo eerviee in the f !bare as in the past 4 the local blanch of the bank. Chauncey Jerome left hero on Wed- nesday morning for Sault Ste Marie. He intends residing in that place. J. J. Elliott, V, S., wife feud children, of Clifford, spent a few days with friends in Wingham and vicinity this week. Herb Wightman is spending this week at Sault Ste Marie. He may locate at at the Soo if he finds a suitable opening. Miss Millie Robertson, of Wingliain, was visiting at her uncle's, R. Main - prize, Electric Light Works, Brussels.--. Brussels Post. Come and bring rittviotx CONSVMMION. Hard to =re; easy to prevent. Scott's Emulsion nourishes the body, keeps all the Orgau.s.and tissues healthy, and the consumption germs can not get a foot- hold, OR. A. W. CHASE'S CATARRH CURE ... &Wu' m bent direct to thotellscased ,,, parte by the improved blower, _AA\ Heals the ulcers, clears the tilt p**. awegcs, stops droppings In the V Catarrh tad Flay Fever, Slowee Orme end permaremily Mira • ,„.„ trek Ail &.1.r, er Dr. A. W. Oast Meath* Co., Terome gad Waldo. Mr, Harvey, of Arthur, of the firm. of Howson, Harvey & Brocklebank, of the Wingham flouring mills, was in town a few clays this week on business. David Wells, who has been visiting under the parental roof here for 'a few weeks, left on Tuesday morning for Jaeksonville, Florida. He intends re- siding in that place. W. 3. Kennedy, of tho north. end grocery, left on Friday morning last for Sault Ste Marc, where ho will reside. in future. W. Hill intends joining M. Kennedy at the Soo in a few weeks. Rev-. Richard Hobbs and Mrs. Hobbs, of Wingham, are in- the city. Mrs. Hobbs will remain for a few ,days tak- ing the Windermere Hospital treatment for rhenniatism.—Stratford Win. Robertson is in Toronto this week en. a delegation which is arranging matters in connection with the annual Agricultural Societies' excursion to the Model Farm, whioh will be held next June. • • AUCTI SALE Valuable Farm tuacl Farm Stook and Im lements. Tho undersigned utors of the last will of John W. Walker, lilte of theT wnahip of Turnberry, in the Co ty of Huron, fariner, .`r SZTI.g15:,ffrntot, 3,0A bgnPlig u auction,naet in the Oth Concession )f the' said Tonwunship or Turnberry, on Tuesday the eth D-..-.- of March P., 1900 at ono o'clock in the lternoon, e 'following 'valutible farm stock • and inipl ents, that is to say:— lbomare in fo4. to An Lamic,1 aged mare, 1 heavy colt ring th e years old, 1 cow with calf at foot, 5 .mws posed to be with calf,8 steers rising 1,o.y rs old, 1 heifer rising two years old, 2 s e re -Wing one year old, 1 heifer rising ono y b.-• d, 113 ewes supposed to be with lamb, 7 p" wo months old, 1 brood sow. 1 naw Massey -Hari is mower, 1 binder, 1 Wis- ner seed drill, 1 hay 'i-ake, 1 clise Jarrow;,,,2 single gtliutresi 118ggir°111.41 X :Pouwle'ailallingti,,N1 tes;n1, 1 hay rack, i glYitting _box, 1 grain entailer and power, 1 hay fork \ h rope. and pulleys corn - 1 Elaert;ONIIscitseIrdiciiiir tit.:Infeasennt ItNniiil nil • 1 I nesa.1 set plow' hal .ss, " saciale„ 1 sap kettle, 1 turnip paper, 1 sou, er, a quantity of hay and straw, -2 dozen hebe, forks, rakes, hoes and numerous other art -des. Also a quantity o household furniture and effects. zanies 02 0 .r.2 Or OtrA.Vemns. The hay and stray. and all stuns of $5.00 and under will be cash • NI sums over $5.00 (except for hay and straw) '6-11 onthscre.ditwill be given onpurchaserefurnbieg approved joint notes and icrotittof c.eit.per Tm wi be ingeuiotaeediomo - At the soon time and place there will be offered. for sato Lot number Eighteen in the Sixth Conceesion of o said Township of Turn - berry, containing si ' nine acres of land,inore or less, /Aiwa to a eservo bid, and to terms tend conditions whfe will he made isnownet the time of sale or et be had on application to the Vendors or their elicitor. This is ri well iror 'ed farm, in a good state of cultivation., well enced and well watered, find situate within t ree miles Of Wirighttin. Tile are grtkiiitP ''embles it brick house with front kitc,h ed, n geed batik barn with stone stabling and wide neath and other outbuild- ings • also a good 01 hard. Dated this 24th d of February A. D. HO& 11. VANSTONE, W endors o e (EOR xit WALEER ROSETTA. wArm Executors 900. fARM FOS SALE --- The (mitt Write Lot 24 Von. 6, kst Wawan- vontairthet WU rte. e • ttere:1 of good hush. Easy 1.4.11101, Nal -vett . • Apply to R. VANS7 Minato:3u, or to P. A. MATROW ON, Intel:now. NOTICE TO CREDITO3 Notice is hereby alvm, pureuent to R. S. O., 1697, chap. lit), eta., n, that ett reveres lessee; claims against the cerate of ,Tohn W. Welker, lata of the Townshin of Turnberry, in the County ot Huron, tamer, who diecl on or abont the i'th, clay of Veit., .A. D. in, aro. rcscrirecl to tame by post pronaid ordeliver to 11. vonstone, Winglunn, solicitor ter th executers, en or be- fore the 2etlt day of Jamb, A. 1). 1C00: their llamas, Wares:tett ttnii (leseriptions, and a fall etatienent of particulars ol their elaims and the natnre of the reentily Of any) held by them duly certified, and that after the said day the executois will proceed to distribute:the assent a the decocted among' the parties entitled theieto, lowing regard only to the claims of 'which they shalt then have notice. Dated this 22nd deg ol!Eterautry. 1). Rik. VANSTONE, SoPeit or fit • George Walker and Rosetta Walker, Excaeitore. • —• DR. AGNEW, Physician, Surgeon, etc, Pince—Stone Bloch, over Deane' Flour and reVa. StOrtl. Night calls answered at the °thee, TE W. WANT The under nod Tiustees of ool Section No, 11. &nit wen osh, will meive tenders up to the 1st of h. it 00r thelmilding of o steno foundation i. school building; also for veneering the with brick. iilieei- fleittions can be 'e by g to any one of the undersi •3.01.11t S'FITYflat Cul 1 "store. Rtorr.urn ritwrie , T. ()union, Fits•o,-Treas., Witigham P.O. PIGS FOR SALE The undersigned has for Hale a number of large Innn oveO Berkshire zap, both sax, bred from imported stock. Will be sad on leason- able terms, .Apply to P. GIBBONS, 1ttaine.)11 P, O. MIXER BROS, 84 BUTTON IJNDERTAKVIS, WINGHANI. Nigbt Oulle at Button Block, or Fiftb door south of Sibiu)] Elease. Shop op. peekte Macdonald ()look. TRUE Mile PORTRAIT'S MADE AT .111. E. ZURBIUGG'S. Family and other Groups from small sunbeams up to 10 x -actual size of photographs. Pictures copied sand enlarged or remounted. Down floor gallery, opp. Presb. Church. Ilefbre. After. W *mg' 0 Oft' Phosphodine, The fined English Berney. • Sold and reeommended by all druggists in Periods. Only reli- able medicine discovered. 8tx packages guaranteed to cure all forms of Sexual Weakness, ell effeets of abuse or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To- bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of pries, ono package $1, six, $5. one will:please, Dixie= cure. Pamphlets tree to any address. The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. Sold in 117inglutna by Colin 1. Campbell Druggist. ABNER COHN General Insurance and Loan Agent. /di LI FE—T he Oniaiio M at eta I. cD 1111RE—Tlie Nen.tariti Cona- 'ponies, (X1 ACCIDENT— The London C uttran tee and Accident. PLATE GLASS --The Do 1111010D, Money at Lowest Rates. In office corner of Minnie and Patrick Streets every Friday afternoon and Sat- urday. THE STUDY OF FABRICS style, cutting, making, the desire to please and to give the utmost value, puts tho question:. of satisfaction of our eas- terners beyond the shadow of a doubt. High Classed Tailoring is not necessatilyhigh-priced. find proof of this by callingeon us, ex - mining our goods, getting prices and leaving your order for a suit. Robt. Maxwell High Art Tailor, Winghatn. • Sight is Priceless! Get your sight tested. It costs nothing. WE FIT SPEOTAOLES Scientifically, Correctly Reasonably. Try us. tle R. .3YrUNSW. ovTiotior AND anvaLint. reelelleeffelafatalletfeefears'erffeelltllegfenets!epeesseretaleteeteeteri e! - ssaisisteestet,.tiaSsief slace.4........ssa;esishes...e4s.4,424.e.lsase.s.,.., ' - s • I *Ma o Not xperiment. ! Not much use experimenting at your 'own ex- 1,1, Lai pease. Let the other fell:ow- do that,. It is:no ex.- :ros periment to buy a WWI GRAND JEWEL COOK STOVE ▪ They are the BEST and away. give satisfaction -- fitted for Coal or Wood. There have been hund- reds of Grand jewels sold in this vicinity within the last six years, and; the sale for the Grand is on the' 1 increase. .F1:15 2! COAL—Our Coal is of the very best this, year. Orders prortiptiy attended to. YOUNG & PAULIN xisl.,r,,N,.4ppammatalamapaamalalal.,....a..,...altatartlaratanaglieemaaaLi_At a 0.01 THE IVIILK " TAILOR HAS 0 DOWN STAIRS in the store (next C. N. Griffin's Grocery, • Store) and is prepared to make your Fall Suits -or Overcoats in the most approued and up-to-date style. Special attention given also to Ladies' Jackets with New York latest styles. E. C. CLARKE. Oct. 27, 1899. OF HOLSTEINDAIRY is pure and cold and costs.„ THREE CENTS A QVAR.T, IT PAYS TO The Canada Business College CHATHAM, ONT., Canada's greatest school of Shorthand and Business training, still holds a very fitirro lea ‘, over its contemporaries. No better evidence of this claim need h offered than the following, which shovvs bv. widely this justly popular school is patronied. • 14i Cities Towns and Villages in ()anode. United States and Newfoundland represented in the attendance during- the year to date. 130 Counties in Ontario, six of the 'United. States, together with five from Manitoba and, Alberta, have sent their roprosentative.4. They - come from the Atlantic on the East to Ilia Pacific on the West: Distance proves no hind - ranee to those who are determined to attend, the best. The present is l an excellent -time of year to make a stay b. PapilA are admitted at, any time. D. MeLACIIL AN & CO., Chatham, Ont. To draw away the ca?loads of goods ordex.ed-for spring. Buggies and_Carriages. Nearly three car loads of Buggies and Carriages have been ordered from the best makers in the country. We will have buggies to suit the purses and tastes of everybody. High grade, medium grade and a grade neither hi h nor medium.. Prices to correspond. Farm. Imple We will have in farm Impleme nothing but the best. We don't need to say anything abo the Massey -Harris goods, suffice to say that the f rme are goingwild over the new Binder and Mower, and th...e placing their orders with any other firm before seeing ese new machines will undoubtedly. feel disappointed. Buy from a thoroughly CANADIAN firm that can give you the best on earth, and a firm that s ikeeps thousands of dollars worth of repairs at your door. No necessity of sending your money over to Uncle Sam for in- ferior machines. 'Uncle Sam knows what he is doing, and you can't expect to get $r.00 in gold from him for i5e. Patronize home industry. We have the slickest plows and gang plows yob ever saw. The National and Imperial Gangs are something new, anet!... had an extraordinary sale last fall. In fact we could not meet 1: the demand made on us for these goods. Ask your neighbor about the gang plow he got here last fall. Repairs! Repairs! We are loaded up with all kinds of repairs We can fit any plow ever made with hard and tough tempered in oil cast- ings. Having bought our repairs last fall, before the raise in prices, we will be able to sell plow repairs at L899 prices until further notice. Music and Sewing Machine Dept. In this department you will find choke selected Pianos and Organs from Gerhard-Heintzman, of Toronto ; 13e11, of Guelph ; Doherty, of Clinton ; Dominion, of Bowinanville„ and Sewing Machine front Ra.yntond. of Guelph. • Small Instruments, Music Books, Sheet Musk of all kinds in abundance, all of which are sold at a small margin. • Come in everybody and see through our stores, office and warerooms. Opposite Presbyterian Church. WT H. ROSS