HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-03-09, Page 8WINGHAM TIRES, 3tAROIT 9, 1990.
EI. ......the wa. 2. to any' Shoos t
wilt of their
p
it proRrty ownere, haft pay for o the Queen's tato at Greer'e.
,
ptennees. !—We hal the lio part a March for a
Councillor Beattie thought the Coon- ff.Aw days this week.
M ()IND() eil could net legally' pay for extras. —Tams for 75 ce ts till January 1,
Property owners are supposed to pay for 0 1 (4 ubi
..scrbe
walks in i:rout of their property.
Councillor Golley thought when. M. —Dratuniers hal been, very inuner-
Barber luul been promised the money he oils in town duringho past week.
should be paid. He would be walla' to --We want to. at 1 one hundred liow
contribute $1 towarde ail debt. nAa
'10 clear the balance of our long as hp wig tt, property heldee ill subseribers to our et dining the next
winter stock we will 0,- x e Winghton he few weeks, would protest against the76 'Its will pay far the
cel• ' payment of such accounts out of the TIMES tin the end t 190).
you a general funds of the town, • Ladies see the latest designs in 10(10
mewenzie—Bell—That the report of - eo tweaat .w. j c ,
r. . Treer 8.
+114.141+ the Streets and Sidewalks Counnittee be
adopted. Motion carried. Councillor - --F, G.' Sparlinil has f or w ar de ii, a
• -- - — - (3.0).10y voting nay. berrel of salt to the Toronto branch of
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
the following aceounts;— - Ladies Red Cross The committ
ou ee
were thankful to ll r. Sperling for the
The Finance Committee reported
Bell Telephone C ). , account .... $ 50 ' gift of such a wall article. .
Times Printing Co., Peterboa, —IL H. Collins, • he well-known awl
po..11coks .... ..... .... .... 4 80 respected lawyer,
t'leo. Carr, sneplies, Ed. Sher.
1
Thursday morning.
man. • . -. .... .. . — 80 i -..,,
i 0..A. Oemplell,, Reunites ,. W. W. 4 5311ehgthY 13311CSS`' '
Thos. Moore, labor, W. W. 1 50 t ou Saturd ty uu1oi1
— G. N. W. Tel. Ca.. account 57
V. Vannarman, Sahry . , ... , 41 00
Howson, Harvey t,S., Drockt(baalt,
care of clam 8 33
John Scott, wood for hall.. 11 00
that you will all remember. Jas. Nelson, labor, street . , • • " • 25
Mrs. T. Manuel, wcalilug bed -
. room clothes, firemen s room 87
............ .W.W.W.WWCW=WL
Geo. Findlater, drawirg hose to
Hoo111
r'&3 Ladder Co., attending
.... .. „ .... 1 00
fire call _ _ _ .... 8 00
John Davidson, work with SUOW
pries 50e; 80e and 75c, choice ter
plow85
.20e. These prices are good for Sat. !Theo. Hall, printing. etc .. _ ..., 22 00
Your canuatt tea r..comanend that the
above accounts be J•Md, except John
atvidsoa's, not c..1:ttirecl to, and that the
Hook and Ladder Co's account 1e re-
ferred to the Coun,11.
J. H. Cmsnous, Chairman.
Chisholm—Bell—That the report of
the Finance aramittee be adopted—
Carried.
Tho accauat of John Davidson having
been certified to was on motion of Galley
and McKenzie ordered to be paid.
An error in the Hook and Ladder Co's
account was rectified, and on motiou of
Holmes find Beattie, a.ccount orderecl to be
paid.
By-law, No. 410, 1900, confirming the
appointment of officers made at last
„regales meeting was read three times
and passed. •
By-law, No. 411, 1900, to borrow 8400
to meet the current expenses was read
three times and passed.
Holmes—Beattie—That 8400 be placed
to the credit of the Sohool Board—Car-
ried.
The Mayor said that the Wingham
bill, asking Legislature for privilege to
aid a table factory and foundry had
been placed in the hands of Mr. Eilber,
member of South Huron. The Clouncil
will therefore have to stand or fall by
the action of the Legislature. There
are a number of such Bills to come be-
fore the House. The Mayor said further
that it may be necessary for himself alai
tbe Town Solicitor to appear before the
Private Bilis Committee to answer some
necessary questions.
. • Councillors were quite willing that
M. N. tvilkDOO'S the rlt
;sl)g-Ltolrontrif were:(1necessary,
Balitin Day
011 Saturda
25 Dress Ends and Remnants, all
good shades, winter weightNegular
qirday only.
10 Ladies' Fur Mantles, good
quality, reg. pt•iee, $25.00. These
clear for 818 00 cash on SAM day.
15 Men's Ulbter Overcoats, extra
heavy, all sizes, reg. 88 Coats, Satur-
day 84.75. It will pay you to buy
this overcoat for next winter.
10 Ladies' Winter Mantles, very
line covility, to clear at 85.00, reg.
MOO and 810.00 These goods are
much under wholesale price and
should sell early on Saturday. First
choice always the best.
We have passed into stock this
week new Dress Goods, Silks, Laces,
Embroideries, Prints, Muslins, Lin
ens and Napkins, Table Covers and
Carpets and Lace Curtains.
We have opened a beautiful stock
of Gents' Fine Suitings and Wor-
steds,. Plain and Fancy and Fine
•Scotch Tweeds.
We'll be very pleased to show you
our fine stock ot Spring Snitings.
Suits made to order or Ready-
made.
Also our new stoek of Spring Hats
has just arrived.
Special price on Ready:made
Clothing on Saturday at
the interests of the Bill.
. . Councillor McKenzie thought the
TOWN COUNCIL. Council Should have some system estab-
lished whereby the cemetery would b3
The regular monthly meeting of tho beautified. Have it so arranged that
Tov n 0 • 1'ail was held ou Monday parties away from town could have their
everin nibers all present. Mayor plots kept in good shape. People resid-
Clegg aa weir. Minutes of last ing out of town would be willing to pay
regular ri dug read and approved. for this work when they knew their
COMMUNICATIONS. plots were being kept in good shape.
From the City Council of Ottawa, en- The resignation of Jos. Golley as a
closing memorial to Ontario Legisla- member of the Council was read and on
tare, nt.king for the repeal or amending motion of Chisholm and • Bell was ac
of the Comnee Act, aud asking Wing- cepted.
ham Council to co-operate in the mat- Council then adjourned.
ter. Under the Conmee Act as it now
stands no town or city can establish a
gas or electric light plant, until it first
purchases a plant of this kind that may
be located in the town. The present
Act is said to be a very unfair one.
Mayor Clegg thought the Act a very
unfair one and thought the Council
should assist in having it repealed or
amended.
Comiciller McKenzie thought Council
should co-operate with Ottawa in this
matter. We have no grievance at pres-
ent, but should the town ever want to
establish a lighting plant of its own, we
would, under the Act as it now stands,
have to purchase the lighting plant now
establishM, in our town.
Bell—?.1.1cKenzie—That the Legislative
Assembly be recommended to repeal or
amend tho Comnee Act, and that the
Mayor and Clerk sign the memorial—
Carried.
A communication was read from W.
H. Green in which. he stated that the
Council should have the piles under
the bridge at the datu removed; have
about ten cords of stone at the dam'and.
take other precautions for the safety of
the dam at the time of the spring
fresIrte
Flohnes-13eattie— That the matters
sugg::sted by Mr. Green be left in the
hand!: of the Street and Fire, Water and
Light Committees with power to act—
Carried.
Communication from V. Vannorinan,
Chief ef Fire Company-, recommending
the Council to make an extension of the
lire alarm system. He thonght an alarm
should be placed in W. Halliday's resi-
dence and ono in firemen's bedroom iu
the town hall—Referred to the Fire,
Water and. Light Committee.
STREET AND SIDEWALKS COMMITTEE.
The above committee reported that
they were of the opinion that the new
sidewalk laid last fall ou the east side
of Josephine street, north of the G. T.
R.. was 'invoking on the top and that
other def ects Would be brought to light
when the spring opened. We would
recenunend that no further inoney be
advanced to the contraotor at present.
MINOR LOCALS.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
—Rave you renedred your subscrip-
tion?
Exeter, dial on
f last week, after n.
he funeral was held
'USX.* auspices.
Apprentices wanted. at 'once; Two
younenladies to learn tailoring.
tt ,WEIMBli & Co.
—ThQ TIMES has t 3nt over forty-five.
subscriptions to the Montreal Witness
this season. The;, Witness is a good
paper. Subscript:4ns for any news-
paper er magazine are taken at the
Timis office. • •
Dr, 111aedoon.ld Is now permanently
at home and can Le consulted by
nis patrons.
—The Oxford 01. Boys hello, banquet
itt Torauto one eve. jug last week. -The
01 Boys' Assacia lone are ou the in-
aeise Torout). • The Old.jloys• of
Bruce Comity fora ad an Association on
Feiclay evening lase.
TV Q tors of fresh roll butter wanted
at once. John Ken) Macdonald bleck.
—Dau Limpert hid two of his fingers
ou his left hand bac 1- Lacerated while at
work on a jointer ar Bell's factory ou
Saturday morning est. Ho will be laid
off work for conga rable time as a re-
sult of the acciden
—Private Chest r D. McLarau, 7th
Batt., B. O., Lond one of the Cana-
dians wounded in. South Africa, is a
nephew of our to. nsmau, Peter Mc-
Laren. A photo f the young maul ap-
peared ju last Sabi day's Globe.
School Shoes.— ie Bost School Shoos
for the least. moue at W. J. Greer's.
—The scholars 6 the Wingham Pres-
byterian Sunday School enjoyed a
sleigh ride on ednesday afternoon.
After the sleigh ri e they were given a
warm supper in t lecture room. of • the
church. The 011 roxie:had, a, very enjoye
able outiug.
Single Harness, ray own.inaunfacture,
from $12 to $40 at linechtel's harness
shop.
—A neat new des] has been placed in
Town Clerk Fergus u's office.' Pigeon
holes have been ax .anged to hold the
Collector's • and .si.TSessor's Rolls' and
Voters' Lists for ecoeh year. The Clerk
has a copy of theseelocuments for ;very
year slime 1874.
Two tons of fresh roll butter 'wanted
at ce. John Kerr, Macdonald! bloblr,
• I.
The regular Loielon train was stuck
in a snow bank on .the other- side if
Wingham on. Tu.escIsty, and. so Conduct-
or Quirk ran a trail up herefrontWing-
hant at noon, Those who saw the
affable conductor -ay t y never saw
neardine Re-
hini looking so wel.
view.
A boon to the afflicted; he is coining
again. T. P, Smith, Eye Specialist,
will be at Colin A. Campbell's .cirug
store ou Wednesday. March 21st, "one
. day only. If you have any defect in
—McDonald & Lo ittit shipped. a car youreye sight it will pay you to call
load of cattle to Tor Alto on Monday. and see him. Examination free. Call
—Regular month' meeting of the early.
School Board ou To day evening next. —An item appealed' in last Wednes-
Go to W. J. Gree 's for trunks and
day's Globe to -the 'effect that H. C. R.
valises. Elliott, of Ingersol , was unable to .at --
-Burchill & Rob rtson shipped. a car tend the High Col meeting of the 0.
load of hogs to Col ingwood on Mon- 0. re owing to th severe illness of his
day. daughter. The -eference should have
been to H. D. Bamderson, of White-
-Read all the aclv Irtisements in every
ohurch, who's dal ;dater, we are sorry to
issue of.the Trams.. You will profit by
doing so.- say, is seriously il . The editor of the
—Be one of the DO now subscribers Thum has had s veral enquiries as to
s sick sister, ancl we
mention to put the
t;light.
we are acicling to our list. 75 cents till make the above
the end of 1900 for tie nuns. matter in the rig
Fresh Baltimore oysters served any
style at Jas. McKelvie's Star Restaur-
ant.
—The Napinaa, ..ianitoba, Standard
has ceased publicatn. It was edited
by 11. T. Butler, fol nerly of Stratford. , Apply to R. 17ANS'rONE, Wintthatn.
or to P. A. MALCOMSON, Lucknow.
—Chas. Gillespie, lad the misfortune
to badly sprain his ankle one day last •
week. We trust h wiil1 soon be able to NOTICE TO CREDITORS
be around again.
Line up and get aguaranteed through
rawhide whip for 25c. at C. Knechters
harness shop.
—Geo. B. Reev gor_ral traffic mat -
ager of the G. T.
has rendered the
service of forty eara.
Single Factory Harn3ss from. $7 to $10
per sot at C. Kneeliters harness shop.
—The East !ort License Commis-
sioners will thcetf in tIrttssels on April
17th, to take int aconet the granting
Gne. Men, of hotel licenses in that riding.,
Thie report brought forth c insider- have! eelebref n on May 24th. We
Char incut. —no Wing am Vire Brigade will
the Lucknow firemen.
elebration on the same
FARM FOR SALE
The east half of Lot 28, Con. 0, East WaWan-
osh, containing 100 acres. About 80 acres of
good bush. Easy terms of payment,
has resigned. Ile
Notice is hereby even, pursuant to R. S. 0.,
1897, chap, 139, sec. IN, that all lierSotis having
claims against the estate of John W. Walker,
late of the Township of Turnberry, in the
County' of Aaron, farmer, who died on or about
the fith, day of Feb., A. D. 1900, are required to
send by post prepaid or deliVer to R. '9,aristorie,
Wingham solicitor for th executors, on or be-
t e Se ofMarch, A. D. 1900, their
T. R. a- continuous names, addresses and doseriptions, and a full
statement of particulars of their claims and the
nature of the security (if any) held by them
duly certified, and that after the said day the
exe.e.utors will prodeed to distribute the assets
of tho deceased among the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notice.
Dated this 22nd day of February, A.D. 1000,
R. VANSTONE, Solicitor for
George Walker and Rosetta Walker, Exeeutors.
at ciiwte.sion. on Chas. Barber's 420.00 ; understand Oat
account for .extra ,work in connection , . ..
with the walk ill question. ; nitena to hold a
Councillor trolley thought the account ', day. .
should be paid, as it was for extra work —The 130n, l'iephone cemt-nny has
' bad nothing to do with the eon- compv,,,tad a, a. 'Aiy, metal) lino from
Go;incillr McKenzie was of the ! London to 01..."t•nr. The intention is to
opecaion that sufficient money was not t, extend it to Xfiscardine via Wingham
being .10p1; hack, if it was found that 1 when spring opcfs.
std-e..irealt had to be recovered in, the 1,
Ir. .. . He held that the grading and i Two tons of trek roll butter wanted
wen:
14 ll not '
, completed, anti that ,t at oilt'o, Johlt Xerrl Macdonald block.
'i
wadi had no right to pay out the ,t —The Iluron Tnitorni Promotion 1.bc.-
y in atieetien, when it was known t aminatiplis will o held on IVIarch 29th
t!'°' fthit'wnlk was notin Wed met ts0;1t. Tette tern should send at once
•c(easaa ilk r Holmos thought the Conn- It" their ''''•lt'Ilel speeter for the num-
allsould sot pay for extras; its timesbur of papers U.' y require.
Will be Sold at a Gi'ea
orifice;
'44 62444p041•44,104.64•4004.14,14
100 Beres of partially war ed land. 7 miles
from Wingluum I. !mit. purvIltiFt•r.
Apply at (awe to D fA, or MIK N. N. N.
MeRIBBON, Buratto a.
Winghent, Vtareb. adt, 1100.
DR. A GNE W,
L'hysielen, Furgeon, etc.
Offiee—gtone Week, over INVIlle Flour and
Feed Store. Night calls answered 2kt the °Mee.
PIGS FOR SALE
The undersigned has for sale a number of
large Improved Berlediire Ilogs, both sex, bred
from in:molted sten:: Will be sold, on reason-
ftle term. APply to
P. GIBBONS, Marnoch P. 0.
WALKER BROS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKIRS, wINGHatvi.
Night oohs at Button B100IE, or Fifth
door Booth of School dioures. Shop op.
pesite Macdonald block,
°warm: e elavoi °climatal
T. P. SMITH, SC1INVF10 EYE SPECIALIST
Graduate New Yetis, Philadelphia, and Toronto
Opu-ul Colleges. •
Call early and avail yourself of he
valuable s:ervices, as this is a. rare
opportunity to have your eyes proper-
ly tested, free of charge. No guess
work but a scientific certainty, Diffi-
cult cases accurately fitted. ALL
WORK GUARANTEED.
AZTI never eall3tt private holism
He has also tidied n large assortment of arti-
ficial eyes to his stock. Will be at
Colin A. Campbell's Dug Store
Wingham, one day only,
Wednesday, March 21st, 1900.
TRUE LIVINC
PORTRAITS
MADE AT
• •
N. E. ZURBR1GG'S.
Family and other Groups from
small sunbeams up to 16 x 20,
actual size of photographs.
Pictures copied and enlarged or
remounted.
Down floor gallery, opp. Presb. Church.
Irre' Aflen Tott's Pliosphodinef
The Great English Remedy.
Sold .and recommended by all
druggists in Canada. Only reli-
able medicine discovered. Six
packages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects. of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To-
Moo:Upturn or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
Oprice, one package $1, six, $5. One will plea.se,
eix will cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood +Company, Windsor, Ont.
Sold in Wingham by Colin A. Campbell
Druggist.
•
'ABNER COSENS
Gpneral insurance and Loan Agent.
'Crt • LIFE—The Ontario Mutual.
' . F11,3E—The Non -tariff Goin-
g '• ''; . panies.
A OCIDENT— The London
• Guarantee and Accident
• -- •
PLAT ,GLASS The Do.
- 614' minion.
E -f.;' • Money at Lowest Rates.
Yn office comer of Minnie and Patrick
Streets every Friday afternoon and Sat-
urday.
THE STUDY
OF FAE3MOS
Atyle, cutting, making, the desire to.
please and to give the utmost value, puts
the question of satisfaction of our cus-
tomers. beyond the shadow of a doubt.
High Classed Tailoring
is not necessarily high-prieed. Yott will
find proof of this by calling:on ns, ex.
enduing our goods, getting prices and
leaving your order for a suit.
Robt. Maxwell
High Art Tailors Wingham.
i
Sight s Priceless!
Get your sight tested. It costs nothing.
WE IT SPECTACLES
Scientifically, Correctly Reasonably.
Try. us.
1111
Do Not
.„.. Experiment.
Ii
11
te
Not much use experimenting at your own ex-
pense. Let the other fellow do that. It is no ex-
periment to buy a
CflAND JEWEL COOK STOVE
They are the BEST and always 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
increase,
COAL—Our Coal is of the very best this
year. Orders promptly attended to.
cos Y0UNG•8z PAULIN
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..• ...„IO0. . . , „..s3t_ • . .
G. CLARK
TAILOR
HAS
ETHE MILK
OF
ID
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.
Oat, 27, 1899.
1-1
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
is pure and cold and
costs
THREE CENTS A QUART
IT PAYS TO
The Canada Business\ College
CHATHAM, ONT.,
Canada's greatest school of Shorthand and.
Business training, still holds a very strong lead,
over its contemporaries.
No better evidence of this claim need be,
offered than the following, which shows how -
Widely this justly popular school is patronized..
147 Cities, Towns and Villages in Canada,.
United States and Newfoundland represented.
in the attendance during theyear to date.
80 Counti in Ontario, six of the United
States, together with five from Manitoba and,
Alberta, have sent their representatives. They -
come from the Atlantic on the East to iteg
Pacific on the West. Distance proves no hind -
ranee to those who aro determined to attend.
the best. The present is an excellent,' time or
year to make a start. Pupils are admitted at
any time.
D MeL ACHL & CO.,
Chatham, Ont.
•
nte
tt. •
To draw away the car loads of goods
ordered 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 high nor medium_
Prices to correspond.
• Farm Impiem.ents.
We will have in farm Implements nothing but the best, We
don't need to say anything about the Massey -Harris goods,
suffice to say that the farmers are going wild over the new
Binder and Mower, and those placing their orders with any
other firm before seeing these new machines will undoubtedly.
feel disappointed. Buy from a thoroughly CANADIAN
firm that can give you the best on earth, and a firm that,
keeps 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 75c. Patronize
home industry.
We have the slickest plows and gang plows you tver saw..
The National and Imperial Gangs are something new, and
had an extraordinary sale last fall. In fact we could not meet
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 (all, before the raise itt
prices, we will be able to sell plow repairs at 1899 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; Bell, of
Guelph ; Doherty, of Clinton ; Dominion, of Bowmanville:
and Sewing Machine from Raymond. of Guelph.
Small Instrumeits, MIMIC Books, Sheet Music of alt
kinds in abundance, all of which are sold at a small margin.
Come in everybody and see through our stores, office and
warerootns.
Opposite Presbyterian Ohtirch,
IVIUNSHAW A
on T.
PTICIA.X4' nmivtattxt.
ROSS
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