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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-03-16, Page 8M. H. MCINDOQ 1Nat' rn last issue, r we IVO pleased to GtlebristS ose illness was re= • Isay, improving trimly now. lie bale now sOfllo use of his. _r in aual 1t g wench were parlalized and ,lis early recovery is. looked for. —Last week the %seas stated that the Naptuka, Mau. Si tudard, under the rnanegemeiitofII. T Batley,lateofStmt. ford lead suspeaclec publicatiou. Mr. Bustler writes the St etford Wield that lie is still in amines: as usual mei doing well.. • 'he Ladies sett of the Belgrave asb J•terian churcl Held a successful entertainment on onciay oveuing of this week, Messrs Geo. W. Cline, A. M,Robiuson and A. Farquharson and Mises Alla CU e and Carrie Fidler of this town, assist 1 in the pxogranimo.; PERg NAt.S. '". 'We shall be :nate t .r have cont. ibutions to this column from max of our readers. If you have visitors or pnr'p' die going away yourself, drop 131 incl tell us, 01 send us a noted to that effect. To clear the balance of our *Winter stock we will give you i! Bargain Day on Satiirtht that you will all remember. 25 Dress End:1 and Remnants, all good shades, winter weight, regular price frUr,; 1i00 and 75c, choice tor 20c. These price; are good tor Sat- urday only. 10 Ladies' Fur Mantles, good quality, reg. prier, $25.00. These clear for $18 00 cash on Saturday. 15 P1e''s Ulster Overcoats, extra heavy, all sizes, reg. $8 floats, Satur- day $4.75. It will pay you to buy this overcoat for next winter. 10 1,' dies' Winter Mantles.. very fine quality, to clear at $5.00, reg. $8.00 and $10.00. These goods are much ander wholesale price and should sell early on Saturday. First choice always the hest. We have passed into stock this week new Dress Goods, Silks, Laces, Embrocderies, Paints, Muslin, Lin ens and Napkins, Table Covera and Car pets 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 of Spring Suitings. Suits made to order or Ready- made. .Also our new stock of Spring Hats has jut arrived. Special price on Ready-made Clothing on Saturday at . NI do DOO9S MINOR LOCALS. Shoes to the Queen's taste at Greer's. —Ii an ;tiler eolunl be found au interest laws of New Zealauc Single Factory Harness from ;7 to $10 per sot at C. IIneclrtel's harness shop. —The splendid s1 ghing of the past week has brought Targe quantities of wood, logs, etc to to vu. Ladies see the latest designs in 1900 footwear at W. T. Greer's. —D. D. Wilson, Peter Douglas and Henry Doyle has, a been appointed Beed se cemmissionees for South Huron. —Morris townshlu council meets on Monday next; East Wawanosh on Tues- day, and Rowick o: Wednesday of next week. Single Harness, my own manufacture, from $12 to $40 at Knechtel's harness shop. —The Traces is hying its "growing time" in the way o' new subscribers. The TIMES never bef ire had such a large fir time =Samuel Bourret of the Wingham planing mill, has purchased a new steam engine from . Bell, of the Sea - forth foundry. la ---The Times job lepartment is in the lead. On Tuesday .f this week we re- ceived ten orders foe printing from the Tillage of Bluevale. Line up and get aguaranteed through rawhide whip for 250. at C, Iinechte1's harness shop. —The High Court of justice for the county of Huron wilt sit at Goderioh on Monday next. Bk. Justice Faicon- bridge will preside. ' -Geo. Shaw inlsnds returning to Dauphin, Man., se Tuesday. He will take a numb se of horses and settlers' effects with him. ----John McMann, y,f Listowel, father of Mrs. W. Patteracs, of this town, is, we are sorry to say, very low, and little hopes are held for 1 is recovery. -w Read the advertisements in the TERES. Business nen don't advertise for fuze hilt for the -cot'. of the pockets of the public and thei own as well. —VI/Ingham has tarted to tilt base- ball already. is a sign that the game will be well yed in that town up till the sn iaon : opens.—iiipley E.r- prees. Councillor Wa er has sold his fine driving snare to Mr. J. B: Swarts, of Wingham, for a 1 ' ndsSslie figure and delivered) her on Saturday.— Clinton Ifewx-Recerd. --W. Iain, fora) grocery left Win stawineareefer him Mods.Sire to t of effects. of this issue will l,'' article on the 1, Miss Irvine is vi itisig with friends in Godorieh. T. E. Swats wa in Toronto this week on. business. S. Day is visiting under the parental roof at Ingersoll. Chas. P. McLear was in Toronto for a few days this w ek. Robert S. Reid vas in Elora for a few days this week on business. James Elliott, s ., was in Exeter a few days this week o business. T. Meely, of Do chester,was in town a couple of days th week on. business. 10. A. Heath an children, of London, are visiting at tel c home of Jas. Duffield. Herb Wightm I returned home from Sault Ste Maria In Weduesday even - lug. Ezra Hart was u London on Tuesday of this week att his uncle. Fred Stephens. returned Tuesday to Wingbam where he has a situation.— Clinton News -Re ord. Hers. Lee and s. Douglas, of Luck - now, were guest. at the home of Win, G. Gray on Frid y last. Miss Downey, of Wingham, is visiting her friend Mis Hattie Murray • at present.—Seafor Sun. Mrs. W. Tayl,r has returned home from a few days visit with friends in Teeswater and el unity. Walter Bell ha returned home from Rainy Lake, Mu skoka, whore • he has been residing for e few mouths. Mr:. W. Harris and children left here on Wednesday fa: Grand Rapids, Mich.; where they will j•fin Mr. Harris. T. E. Walker, 1 f East Wawanesh is in Norwich and • tterville this week, buying cattle, •'ch he will have shipped here and sold by auction at Belmoro. Mrs. A. E. Brad ' in and children, of Blyth were guests t the home of Jos. Draftee for a few ys ti1is week. Mr. Bradwin also' spen Sunday under the parental roof. Mr. surd Mrs. W . Howson, of, Wing - ham, spent Sunday ith friends in the: village....Mrs. Ch. 1wiek is spending a few days with faiens in Wiegham this week.—Teeswater ews. Miss Schoales wa. visiting at her home in Seaforth for a f w days during the week, returning to t awn on Wednesday,. accompanied by he mother, who spent a couple of days wit • Winghant friends. Mrs. Chas. Llo is in Stratford undergoing treatm: nt for rheumatism, from which she ha been a great sufferer for some time. S = was accompanied by A. E. Lloyd and Rev. R. Hobbs. 0. A. Holden, tra ening representative. for S; E. Bucklen & Co., of Chicago, Ill., proprietors of )r. king's New Dis- covery, Electric litters, etc, was in town on Tuesday i. the interests of his •firm. This firm d , es a great deal of advertising with th newspapers and is one of the best outs de firms with which we have any dealin, s. Their representa- tive renewed their .'retract with Wing - ham's leading pape , The Testes. ding- the funeral of I '0013. Wedding, ' net home wedding took place in Bel- ve last week, March 7th, at the from of Mr. Dalgarno, when his last dahter, Elizabeth, Ivas united in marriagt to Mr. James Scott, of this vicinity. The ceremonyy was performed by tl.e Rev. T. Hall, of Belgrave, only the near relatives being present. The beton' couple have set up their new home t u the farm formerly owned. and ocoupi d byMr, joins. Agnew. May they both .r years enjoy, A peaceful le Whetted life; .And busily the' hands employ As, united, •. and wife. Mr. and Mrs. S ott gave a very enjoy- able evening to their neighbors and friends on Tries( evening, March 13th, in the form of a "At Rome" social held at their ne home. All enjoyed the evening whiowas spent in various ways of anlaserue I t and before the con - patty bloke up me. y wishes of joy and prosperity were m ted out to the happy 'omen couple. Mr. 3. Veno, of the 8th con, has been laid tq for several but Ira . again app Mr. F. Poarer last week but exp: Mr. Win. Pato Woodbee on Sett clays with la grippe red before the public. as been ratite ill this is soon to be art)rnld. 'haycan. SO had a 'day last and owing to the worst being so well acornBehest he invited the "I1 ads" baekfor itionday night, "this timo o use their feet also." Quito a 1'leasan time was spent and they all renehecl 101110 early. Owing to the i stress of the Rev. T. R'OIT, of lelgrav , the services at Calvin ly of the north end I Presbyterian ehareh was replayed" by a sant on wed/molly I prayer' tad song service. air, Camp. tory home ire Sault bell, an elder, rc ad silo of Dr. Spur• With kiln FL sax' ge,i1 s sermons vilich was appreciated by ell, althotig the absence of the :minister was g1 -ttly felt. ase THE WINGBAM TIMES, MARC11 10,: 1900. sewn'. noitnr). Regular ucouthl meeting of the School Board wax_ held on Tuesday evening last. M rr .berg all present ex- eept H. (i•, Lee. M antes of last regular ineetiog were road int approved. INFP110T(W 1+ IMPORT. The followiug re ort was read from Iuspeotor Robb;--- Brussi s. Feb. 10th, 1900. To the Trustees of Wl Otani I'ttblie Selrmoi:-- GENTI,E MEN, --I g to report that 1 visited your school a February Sth,Oth, 13th mud 14th. 11 nud the rooms wai1a1 and comfortable. he system of venti- lation is, liowev is, rather primitive. The order, discipl e, naauage)nout and progress in all the "oats are quite satis- factory. You ba e an .excellent staff of teachers. 1 ha a no suggesttons to malate. 1 am, entlernen, Yotu very respectfully, D. Rorie, L P. S. ell—H•,rr—Thet the inspector'sxe- port as read be re :rived and filed --Car- ried. rnwc r'4 L'S IMPCirr. The Principal's -eport for the month of February was ,i:t as follows :— D pt. Boys. (. iris. Tootaal. Avg. c .3 s 27 e 63 49 8 21. . 0 DI 44 4 24 8 5a 47 5 84 0 54 ` 47 6 14 ) 40 80 8 83 9 b2 40 200 95 . 395 845 School was op in 19 days and the teachers were all present. Noll-resi- deuts, 3 ; fees $1.2..i Respectfiily suburitted, A. H. Musentove, Plintipal. Moore—Button-That the Principal's report as read be adopted—Carried.. The following a :counts were recom- mended for paynwmt by the Finance Committee:—Lot & Sturdy, livery rig, $2; Jos. Coad; pibig wood, $3; 1'.oya1 Insurance Compal y ,insurance premum, $15; Smith & Pet1 ick, supplies, $1,31; T. Ball, Post cards a: .d printing, $1.75; 0. N. Griffin, half lozen brooms, $2; 7, Bridges, wood, $7 ;. 0. Moore—Abraha .n --That the accounts as read be paid .arried. The question o putting more insnr- auce ou the soli 1 building was dis- cussed by the m tubers of the Board. At present there i only $5,C.00 insurance on the building ai d no insurance on the contents, The " 'embers all thought it would ba advisab to place an addition- al.$1,000 on the Wing a:uc1 $1,000 on the contents. Abraham Kee That an additional insurance of $1, 00 be placed on the school building a id $1,000 on the eon - tents; that the finance Committee be empowered to )lace the same—Car- ried. alomuth Abra am—That the teach- ers' and officers' aries for th3 month of February be p 'd --Carried. The Board then adjourned. . TO rnzyENT CONSU3IPTCON. Hard to euro; easy to prevent. Scott's Emulsion nourishes the body, keeps all the organs and tissues healthy, and the consumption germs cannot get a foot - 'FARM FOR SALE The ea half of Lot 28, Con. 6, East osh, eon g 100 acres. About good bush. asy terms of paymon Apply to VANSTONE, W'ham i or to . A. MALCOMS' N, Lueimow. It�wan- acres Of. Notice is hereby gi ' pursuant to R. S. 0., 1897, chap. 189, sec. 83 at all persons havingclaims against the at of John W, walker, late of t.lio Tor , rip . Turnberry, in the County of Huron . armer, ho died on or about the 9th, day of FA. D. 1 s i, are required to send by post . aid ordeliv. to R. Vanstone, Winglramx so citor forth exutors, on or be- fore the, 43 . day of March, • . D. 1900, their names, ad.•esses and descrip •ns, and a full statemen • of particulars of thea aims and the nature , the security (if any) eld by them duly c = ". ed and that after the id day the execu .rs will proceed to distribu • the assets of t. . deceased amongthe partie entitled the to having regaronly to the . aims of tic they shall then have notice. ated this 222nc1 day of February A. a 1200. R. VANSTONE, solicitor or eorge Walker and Rosetta Walker, Exec tors. To Paris—on Dunlops. A Cabin Passage , to Paris ree flog;stet your name at once. The Dunlop Tire Com•: y, Limited, will give free steam- ship ticket to Parisid return to the writer giv g the best zoo -word de cr' : eon of an ex- perience IN Dunlop Tires. All you have to do is to tend a postal Card, registering, your name for competition, and ask- ing for the t` Dunlop Tire An- nual "—which contains all par- - ticulars, and much valuable data, about t' Dunlop Tires." 'The only tools you'11 nerd," the nufifnp Tire Co., Limited, it•4t Td,npdMs.. Street. 71,rd00). Mention this. paper. High Art Tailor, VPipgham. ("1"11' "(11 CQMi:1Qi COMrrJGI 'i'. P. SMITH, IEtitlFi6 E $PEOIR4cST 0aduatCNew Yea: 'bi3•),,a ,,1 !L'oronto (Ifni 1tu iv*. Call early and • ail yourself of ha t•:tivable servic . as this is a rate c',rportunity to h . c our eyes proper- ty testedslace cls ge. No guess work but e' ntifie c 'rtainty. cult eases t' curatel fitted. Aet, 1VOdti� G1JA ANTI:i:P. ;UTZ •vet. Bull at prtvat houses. Ho has ads • added a large assort eat of arti- ficial eyes t his stock, Will be at Colin . Campbell's Oro Store Winghein, ono day only,. ednesday, March 21st, 190 Will be Sold at a Great Sacrifice 100 acres of partially improved land, 7 miles from Wingham. Terms to snit purchaser. Apply.at once to H. DAVIS, or MRS. E. IT. N. McKEBB0N, Executors, Wingham, March (ith, 1f00. • „" "a aegeatR •� Rl,tar� 3aaeaRe:11119"0111,Ra`Il s t a rRai t lett ere�llpeasrel�ll t!!k $ es ee.ssita si sass sse sssaisases asaiiitieassoses aMj issel ssiass a�rssiirssraeasisissess� II' • :'ri„I Il r The nude . ,-• eel 11, - or sale a number of CII large Improve '1 lire Hogs, both sex, bred from importer oc ill be sold on reason- .,,,::RA able tcr'lns. pply to P. GIBBONS, Marnsirch P. 0, WALKER BROS. & BUTTON UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM. Night calls at Button Blook, or Fifth door south of School Blouse. Shop op- posite Maodonatd block. TRUE � PORTRAITS MADE 1DAT� p `^1 ry E. Z 1.1RBfi G GAS. 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. $g/ore, After. Wood's Phosphodiae, The Great English Remedy. Sold and recommended by all druggists in Canada. Only rel►. able medicine discovered. Ma packages guaranteed to cure all forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To- bacco, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt of price, one package $1, six, $5. One will _please, cfaswill cure. Pamphlets free to any address. Tho Wood Company, Windsor, Ont. Sold in t•Vino'mm by Colin A. Campbell Druggist. General insurance and. Loan Agent. cN LIFE—=The Ontario Mutual, F112E—The Non -tariff Com- pa n les. Pq ACCIDENT— The London Guarantee and Accident. PLATE GLASS --The Do- minion. EA Money at Lowest Rates. In office corner of Mamie and Patric% Streets every Friday afternoon and Sat- urday. THE STUDY OF F:ABR OS style, cutting, making, the desire to please and to give the utmost value, puts the question of satisfaction of oar cuss tourers beyond the shadow'of a doubt. Nigh Classed Tailoring is not necessarily high-priced: You will find proof of this by callingon us, ex- amining our goods, getting prices and leaving your ordoi• for a suit. Robt. Maxwell Si ght is Priceiess! jf Get your sight tested, It costs nothing. FIT SP OTAOLES Scientifically, Correctly Reasonably. Try Lis. Do Not Experiment. Not much use experimenting at your own ex- pense. Let the. other fellow do that. It is no ex- periment to buy a GRAND JEWEL GOOK 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. YOUNG $i PAULIN - A 9 �irrr urvres -�i3 I�iq rriueae.Re�Q.AllerallJile\.IGa�"aasift 111Y 1,��iiea,l'Cuigcr�iYI 0. GI. THE MILK OF 1C •..fid :SIU: TAILORHOLSTEIN DAIRY HAS 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. is pure and cold and costs,. ..... . ... „ TRREB CENTS A QUART. IT PAYS TO The Canada Business College CHATHAM, ON7.'., Canada's greatest school of Shorthand and Business training, still bolds a very strong lead over its contemporaries. No better evidence of this claim need!e offered than the following, which shows hs widely this justly popular school is patronized. 147 Cities, Towns and Villages in Canachl. United States and Newfoundland represented in the attendance during the your to date. 80 Counties in Ontario, flix of the United States, together with fiver from Manitoba and. Alberta, have sent their representatives, They come from the Atlantic on the East to the Pacific on the West. Distance proves no hind- rance to those who are determined to attend: the best. The present is an excellent time of yeatto i ake a• start. Pupils are admitted at any D. McLACIII A.N 8s CO., Chatham, Out. r rses To draw away the car toads 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 Implements. We will have in farni 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 wilt undoubtedly feel disappointed. Buy from a thoroughly CANADIAN fired that can give you the best on earth, and a £grin that keeps thousands of dollars worth of repairs at your door. We have the slickest plows and gang plows you ever 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 Iast fall. Repairsr Repairs ! - We are loaded up with all kindsof 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 z899 prices. until further notice. Music and Sewing Machine Dept. In this department you will find choke selected Pianos and Organs front Gerhard-I-Ieintzrnan, of Toronto ; Bell, of Guelph ; Doherty, of Clinton; Dominion, of Bowtltanville, and Sewing Machine from Raymond, of Guelph. Small Instruments, Music Books, Sheet Music of all kinds in abundance, all of which are sold at a small margin,. Come in everybody and see through our stores, office and wareroottts. Opposite Presbyterian Church. R. MUNSHAW- Oi0A AN» JEWELER. .t H. ROSS.