The Wingham Times, 1900-05-04, Page 1VOL. XXVI.II.NO. 1462.
We
on9t
'claim to lcuo`v everything, but there
are three branches of trades, viz: Tailor-
'il]g,.Boots,and Shoes and Gentlemen's
'
Furnishings, that we think we know
:enough about to give the aaierage dealer
po-n.ters upon, and ialso onsure.our cus-
tomers: the best of goods at the lowest of
prices, par
TMLOR1 DEPT.
isnow turning out a great ninny choice
garments. Wo have a stock of woollens
that is complete in every respect in
Suitings, Spring Overcoatings and
•Trouserings; and we claim to turn, out
the most stylish cut, best made and best
:trimmed clothing in thr county.,
Our stock of
BOOTS AD SHOE
is well worth inspecting. We have
;gathered together the choicest goods of
the best makers in Canada, and. though
:the prices on the market have advanced
:at least 10. per cont., we are enabled
through lucky buying to give our pat-
rons Boots and Shoes at the same price
as last year. We would particularly:
draw attentiou to our line of men's fine
shoes. 'We have them . in, all leathers
.and in the latest shapes.
JOIST .JECEIVEO
",,,e,46,..tos.„;..tv,z.anvsvis,...,
it.
Our Values $ Read Joint herr
Appreciated •
I\1
31.
HA
ON'l'ARIO, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1900.
Servant girl su A y tai Mrs,
R. M. Robinsol s
a large consignment of G-entlemen's
n
Furnishings i n all lines.. New Shirts,
naxv Hose,
'now
w Underwear, lies , Tide
new Collars and Cuffs, new, Braces, all
«of the latest and nobbiest styles. If you
wish to be up-to-date in your attire you
.must come to us.
We have still a few Dry Goods left,
"Which we are still selling below cost.
Groceries at cost.
Ilornuth & Sons
Marriage Licenses
:Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No. ,28 Victoria
'Street, Wingham, Ont. Nowitnessesrequired.
is not too good: for yon. Got it by ti
attendrng
Central Business College
Stratford, Ont.
Young men aucl women should r
exercise great care in choosing a school. it
get,therefore it
is not ea to
Money
shotAcl not be spent foolishly. Before you C�=
decitto to spend a dollar let us correspond 1
with you. Our catalogue telly you about l-
our superior advantages. Commence
your course now. Our attendance is in-
creasing year by year. A large number
`Vi
of recent students haveaccepted good sit- t,�
nations. Students in attendance this r
year from Canada, United. States . and pE7
Newfoundland. rtq
L>ri
W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal,
`i 900
'CHEAP CLUBBING RATES
As our Crockery Sales so
far this year are fully one•
half greater than any year
heretofore
Our Prices •
and Goods
must be right
All lines of e'3iney China and
Crockery at the old prices.
1. A. FARQUHARSON
L
e
(The China House)
Opp, 13ank of Hamilton
;.ertisom cut,
P1,1I3LIO SOU .)L LEANING Tom Taal),
1900,-•••Tuesla . July 3rd; Composition t
and gecgrap y. Wednesday: Artll-
meticend gra mar. Thtu.3Jxi'• History.
SHIPMENTS, --I3h .11a11 & Robertson
ant a double cleckur of hogs to Colling-
vCod on Monday a t 5,70. They also
shipped on the cant day a car of c e
o Toronto.
British -Boer War inactua operation
shown by the Won( rtu - 3iograph in
the Town Hall this (F ay) evening;
under auspices of ba. call team. Tickets
25c. - Plan open at Morrow's (.rug store.
Fon TEACHER AND. TRUSTEES. -111-
spector Irwin of 'erth, son of Thomas •
Irwin of town, s lit a circular to the
Fort SAI,i . a -Five fi • -class building
tots (ono acre) it cell, just east of
Catholic chute , Will be sold cheap.
Apply to JAS. r r} WART.
i21lr or JLL 4 ---Tho 21011). annivor-
sary of the Batt of the Boyne will 1s
celebrated in L' towel this year. Many
prominent ape sera basso been invited,
and altogether monsterpelebratiou is
promised,
LEAVING r.l.DWN.VOu Wed, •sdny
Mrs. Thos. Mcro .and family left fir
r
Toronto Junctton where they will in
future reside. Mr. Moore who left
some time ago s employed in the C`. P.
R. shops, Mrs. Tobn Harriston, atilt .las
been visiting t1 amduling the week,
also returned tc_the city.
Wear tho "Khaki"
color worn by th
The new
Titian soldiers in
South Africa. G, E. KING.
NEWTON AND ANNA. ITOnliu5tiOl]S
to fill the vaean.c caused bythe resigna-
teachers of his it
gestions are so tin
we reprint it: "'
and teachers wi'
this very desirab
speetorate. It's sug-
ely and valuable that
trope that the trustees
enter into the spirit of
feature in. our educa-
tional system, a make it both profit-
able and interes ing. I would suggest
as meeting of a trustees and teach-
ers a few weeks •afore the 23rd of May,
to discuss the b st means of carrying out
the instruction of the Minister, and to
devise a schei o for procuring for the
school the Ca adieu Ensign, to be hoist-
ed on, this a all nation . • 'days."
Two Cases o ` W • . ns Glove Grain
Ba1s., solid, r' y r price $1.40; for 95
cents at W. . Greer's.
WINGHAN. tion of Councillo • Golley were receivoci ABOUT OuRSEra
4,45.4 -by Clerk Fergu on on Saturday last. mer mouths th
,, number • - -• • • - the following na nes were on the desk: always dive you
asEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Geo. Newton, li r Wm, Nicholson duel and district ha.
'' '•qa'i'l•'0'®'`� When the one o ,locl�,bolt ceased tolling of good tl
M. H. McIndoo-Dress Goods and Suitings. Alex. Campbell . John Hanna,. - by F. summer we offer
Young & Pritilin-Paint Protection. H. Roderus. an t James R. Reynolds. are bound to
C. N. Griffin -Brooms otos Spiciness, Our s
walker & Button -Baby Carriages. Tho polls will be .open to -morrow.
>
111. E. 7.urbrirg-For Photos. be fresh and bre
D. McLauchhn & Co. -Canada's Best. Call at W. Gannett's for all kinds of
G. A. Newton -To the Electors. implements, Also all kinds of plow pages we open a n
R. G. Gordon -Crockery and China. „
D. M. Gordon -Carpets, Rugs, etas. shears; the best made at 35 cents, cash. Ink -spillers, wit
N A Fare ttlrarson-Cul V ninon Appr eclat•
t fro 1
1 TROUT SEASON
Elliott Bros. -Deering Binder.
Jas. Stewart -Local.
G E. Kung Local.
John Keri LokaLs.
W.J. Greer --Locals,
Times Office -Local,
Jas. McKelvie-Loons.
best extracts
PENS=Local anglers t s a: acs i
betook themselve to the various trout
and bass streams n Tuesday morning.
Dominion
th o
There is a confiic ,betweeno
and Provincial I `ws regarding the first
. day of the trout season; the former say-
•
ing the season (ens on May 1 and the
GENERAL RAL LOCAL .NEWS. latter that the cease season ends on May
1, "inclusive." However, most anglers -
See Halsey Park's advertisement. choose to accep , the Dominion's ruling
Dr. Butler, of London, will be at the in the matter.
aieen s Wingham, on PLOW POINT—Plow points at the old
ridgy 'of each month from 11.30 a.
Q, Hotel,W' h thefirst
en, till 3 o'clock p• m., for consultation t pri0e, 85 cents cash. Yon had, better
in diseases -of the eye, ear, nose and stock up as prises axe bound to advanc
throat, y tf T. I3: R
• "HOUSE OF Ax u."—The J. C. A er" FAREWELL 0 AN ORANGEILAN
Ayer, H. G. Lee, w:
Proprietary tary Met ciao Company,
have ;
has i.
well.
is l
g their ai � p ant & Fessaut, h
Tao completion was ; fiamiltou. 1
banquet at -
xeeently bean
in Lowell, Mass.
marked by a larg
]t.
000'
4r
for a n
number or b ofyeasts,
Ya1~Ir t a
lei a(r
n�_
accepted a situationu
in
-ior to his departure his
guests ave ro eyes brother Orang n+en presented him with
of a gold-heacled cane,as an evidence of
Men's Plough Boo . id leather, at the esteem in vhich he is held, and of
W. J. Green's for 9c ts. appeciation,Anis work while a member
Moo Barran oar CONCERT'. —Don't of L. O. L. 79' of which lodge he is
miss it. The litary concert, Town Past Master. ir. Lee, wife and family
Hall, Wingha , Monday, May 7111. left on Mond y for their new 'Lome
Plan of hall at` •ampbell's Drug Store. The b= of their friends go with
The Torouto sattirday Night says: then] ;
"Mrs. McIver raig was the vocalist of
the evening an p made a decided con-
quest of her flet rers. Two of her num-
bers were Scot°. t, in. which she is espe-
cially successfai "Cam ye by Athole"
being the most artistically rendered."
5,
n of
The Bo
rliu N R
vs ecord s cake
, p g
Miss Laura A+rheson's success at the
- Sangerfest, , soya: :— "'Miss Aclieson's
violin playing ,von the hearts of the
assembly She oromisrs to make her
in the very first rank
Before renewing your papers enquire for oair
-dubbing rates.
By clubbing a Oity Daily or Weekly with the
'MIMS MMS yott get all the news. The local paper
ttivos you thea home news' and the city paper the .
;general news.
All the latest War Reports can thus be ob-
" tairied in MIL
The following are some of the Clubbing
`hates. Eaohpaper for a year.
$
t d
`Times and Sun, - -
84
„ Globe user, - • - 1 8.i
" Witness •- 100
" Mail -Em tiro - 1 70
" Family Herald - 1 70
• rattly News - - 175
Advertiser 2 00
,• " World - 2 till
" • • " aMail-Empire obe413
Any other City papers at equally low rates.
V you do not set tate combination you want
risk for it. Clubbing rates also with Agricul-
tural' papers and the ,Illustrated Magazines.
We do not club with other local papers
Then rates are all casts ht advance. Renew
before your present sttbseription expires. Sub-
geriptions may be at at any time. Present
. mubseriber.s to the 1. ni:.a who- are paid in ad-
-Mee, may obtain any of the other papers by
Bonding the extra price. Subscriptions ,many
paper received at thin Onl. '.
1 ,
Ite.mit by P. O. Orris:, Postal Note, Express
•:Order or Registered Letter. Addressor call at
TIMES O1'PI0E,
Wingham, Oat.
mark among thos
in the Dominion.
We have not h
aro advertising
had quite a num
buggy this summa
out your choice.
will snake terlrks 11
the 1000 horses we
r as yet, but have
er. If you want a
come in and pick
is here yet. We
suit. T. H. Ross.
BROKEN LEG.. Obert Ruth, of town,
met with a very- p ful accident while
in Kincardine las Friday. While going
Morgan
doorof th Mo
h back 4
out of theg
House to see tha his horse had been at-
tended, his he caught in the step
and in the dark.). ss he fell. Upoii ex-
amination it wa found that his leg had
been broken in, t b places between the
thigh aild knee. Mr. Ruth remained in
Kincardine over ight and was brought
to town by the eddy train next mora
after which he h d the limb sethe
operation was c tromely painfu and
difficult to perfoi n as the limb was very
lntich swollen t ugh having remained
unset for man hours. At last re-
ports hisponelitio ,is favorable,
If you buy any but a Doering liinaler,
you mak, n liege mistake. have ' been
easing ball bearings 11 years. We lead,
others attempt to follow. ELLIOTT
Blum., Agents.
The- one;
only rake is the
the best terms
best satisfactio
Agents.
To-MoRnow's
the e
er is the Deering; the
eering. Wo give you
best treatment, and
ELLIOTT BROS.,
LECTION.—TO-morrow
a town of Wingham are
to choose a Conciliate to represent them
on the council oard. Of Mr. Hanna
we can offer no -dverse criticism, but
the fact that he 1 as enjoyed municipal
honors for many sears should reflect in
favor of his eppo- lent. He has occupied
most- every pori ion in the gift of a
municipal elector .te. Mr. Newton is a
younger man and 's made of good busi-
ness fibre. At th last election he was
only defeated ,by a casting ballot of
the returning o oer and naturally
should have to -mo ow what ono might
call a first mortgage on the councillor-
ship. Mr. Newton las a card in another
column asking the a apport of the rate-
payers.
I am not out of Sae ' mite business.
to
Everything here: S rings and parts for too swlrT for ns, and there's ulcer goods its lifelike movinge
all known instrunmeii cheap, as well as to' handle than fowl So we just 'let
everything in the 1 usical instrument your merchant have the lot. Eggs 10c. were turned away on
g Harp cash• 12c. trade. house lo. Lo].don a fe
line from a 2e -Jews to a X1,000 ' cx E $ING• hall, Wingham, May 4t1
P
—During the stun -
Trans promises a
"ugs. Of course we
1 the Winglram news,
penings, but for the
few speoialities that
e relished for their
sting comments will
zy. On. our inside
cw column, "Among
re you may get the
the best writers on
general subjects, -
war, social
and c '1
thousand others.
partments will be
timed until auto.
keep them; they
to you. If you
scriber you may
end of the year
have the Tra rs
the same time f
As the Biograiah with its
-moving scenery is only
cities and large. ;o -' . s
hiss the only op] ity to see it in the ' gaining entrance.
Town. Fall this (_�'xiday)-evening. Under for and at puce be a careful investi-
u s;of ti ll team. ..
a s i e base -Nall p 0 �-..•, r ,. �
lis....' s task a a. s' .e
(t e s
tx Tit ur erg wvii
�.1J
LL...A11 wPOItT "
g g
a�r
MES)
$1 A. YEAR, IN ADYANC
See Jobit i rr' a tisernent, ?AK:q•-"`" -f R„.R
BOY WANTED, -P.• good smart boy A
wanted at once to learn the printing
business. Must have fair edu - . ion,
Apply at Times office. 1•1,‘•,, Boat for solo, .a c 'ad • ap. Aptly at �
the TIMES office. Y•\
•
QUEEN'S BIRTIIPAY — Arrangements A'•v
are now almost ei tirely completed for s
our 24th of May a nlebration. Prospects
for a big day in "foinghana. were seldom .
so good. The lama bills and programs
have been issued and have this week
been posted at tit four points of the com-
pass. Paste Wi gham in your hat fo .•
May 24th.
TILE LEADING FRUIT STo .—Laxge
assortment of banana., c . nges, pine
apples, lemons, straw , ies, &c, We
have some very pretty flowers in many
varieties. JAs, MOIKELVIE, Star Res- e1
tauraut.
JOB Prxwriena `. a TIMES job print-
ing department ha; been turning out V�.�
large quanties of printing during the _ V+'
past few weeks. We have this week - y
added much new n- tterial in the way of
new type faces, Tandem, etc, and -are
now in a better pcaltion than ever for
Verlaine out first- .ass work. We also
carry all the bey lines of envelopes,
writing papers, sf temeuts etc. There
is no need in, set ding out of town or
patronizing travel' -ng salesmen for your
job printing whenr
in town at as low
and tasty a manna:
town. Patronize
We can do anythii
from a large bil
Leave your orders
TRY
NEATHfIELA'S
SALSA;
The Magic Remedy
For CougJis and
Colds, •
Voi
1,
MORROWS DRUG STORE
i4
•
D. M. GORDON.
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Please call and see our large display.
of Now Carpets in Unions, All Wools,
Tapestry and tine Brussels.
In Japanese and American Mattnigs.
and Rugs of every size, quality ami.
en can have it done design, we think it will pay every house-
xices and in as neat keeper to see our stock before making,
their purchases in above lines•
as can be had out of - Our stock of Floor Oileloths is the
the home industry. _largest and finest that we have even
in the printing line: shown and are very special values. See
to. a visiting card. them.
Gentlemen will find our stools of Ian -
t the Trams office, ported Tweeds, .Serges and fine Worsteds
Suit or Overcoat 1 very attractive iu'sty le,quality and price„
olitics, religion, the For a Nobby Sing
toner topics, and a go to Geo. Carr. We have the finest; and we guarantee satisfaction In every ,
ext week twonew de- stock of woollens in town, and do the gam Ready -Hind a aClothing for men,
most up-to-date tailoring. Prices ,
n which will be con- moderate, ' tf boys anti youths we show a vary large
Look for them, and Compieto stock at very, nlotlerate'
,STORE BURGLARIZE Goods t0 the : prices.
s
ill always be of valve value of over $ were found to be Cash; Dried Apples, Batter and Eggs:
not at present a sub- , take"' excitauge. Eggs 120 per dozen.
ecome one until the
missing when M McIndoo s clerks
D. M. GORDON,
r opened shop. for Tuesday's business. The The Direct Importer,
or 50 eta. You may • p
d. Weekly Globe ear end of the stove was in complete
85 cts_ disorder --boxes la_ - on the floor and Call and see our new suiting; they`
-' onderful counters—goods we -e strewn about here cant be beaten for t;]e money and then
own in the and there, and at t door were the car- you have the satiRfaction of knowing;
ou should not pouter's tools the had been used. in you will get your sa it just as ordered at
The ohief was sent RobertMaNw.ell s
know oar ball pl
what promises to b
season. We .mope t
benefit to our ton
spectators. There i
which this wish mi
t} is to keep it ole,
ets whether our b
ong as they play mr�
manfully ready to ac
n the has
and downs
Sport of that kind p;
and that is what spor
people are ready
healthy baseball, but
article is offered the
dogs. Professionali
'� one. ' They went ip the stairs from the
s are entering upon Beaver block etre .t entrance, down the
a very interesting back stairs and th -ough the door at the
at it will prove a foot Mad into the :,•bre. A portion of the
n, to players and panel of the door had been perforated
only one way in and the piece knke(T out. They had
y be realized and only to reach thro n11 d draw the bolt.
We don't care The rest was easy. a goods sampled,
s win or lose, so they passed out ough the door they
ply ball, and are heel entered, open two others barred
ept whatever ups from the iuside, a loaded the spoil
all fates bestow. into some vehicle. narks of the wheels
,duces gentlemen could be seen at the r ser of the store and
is for. Wingham in the lane leading 0, Edward street.
o support clean, No trace of the thieve. or goods have yet
f the illegitimate been found. The tools ed in making the
nb can go to the entrance lead been stol from the chest
•
f.,. and rowdyism of'Jamos McGaviut on tl
will be its death. 'Tie believe our club S Bennett's planing
has entered upon ai - auspicious season stolen included 30 d
for no other reason .han that Manager gloves, with the trade i
Chisholm is a man ho places baseball number of silk handker
honor before all o her considerations. ' of men's shoes, tweed
Encourage the boa by atteuding the pairs men's socks and
concert this (Friday evening. -
ye
EGGS! BG•1i4I EGGS! reward of x.26.00 or mo , for the arrest
h
its same night at
ill. The goods
e'en ladies kid
ark on them, a
riefs, two pairs
clothing, -eight
ether goods not
t known. Mr. Meintoo is offering a
R e r'
Temple of Ennio.
P
r__.
m utas brought to b
g
any entertaiunlonis
, and not the least
that of last Friday
Fame, Tite stage
ted, the throne of
eft, with elevated.
r for the repose of
a1r suits had been"
o'- n in iii
N• tp e Wing
successful issue so
as bas iVliss Hough
of her successes ava;
night, the Temple o
was tastefully deco
the Goddess on. thus
seats at sides aud ra
the claimants when t
presented. .
The plot of this ab
trdity hinges on
the desire of a Godd :ss to place the
Crown of Fame on he brow
v r of the
woraan best doser it. The great .
women of the past, t ' • or three of the
present, and a numb= , of tyre women.
appeal to the Goddess f r the honor, whar
attended by two daint y costumed little
pages, gives royal and 'nee to the claim-
ants.
The crown. was 1..ught in by little
Cecil Homuth. This tiny crown bearer
was accompanied b thirty little girls,
whose snowy white ' 'esses, and sweet
whits faces made a charming picture_
The Goddess placed the crown on the
head of the mother, .yiug as she did so:;
of the .thieves and reset ry of the gCoas "The hand that oaks the cradle
F.0 ui'n,--Good morning`, Mr. Pedlar
-ain't sewn you since last summer. ' Burglarizing is becomiz too common a Is the hand that rules the world."
What's wrong? matter in Wingham, au I we would like
You see we've joined the Commercial
PEDLAR Did you not cot my card? to see the matter the .ughly investi-
Travellers' Association I will send you gated and an exampl. made of the
ivy' advance card every week, quoting guilty parties, The los' quite heavy
15
you prices of Butter anti Eggs, so that on Mr. McIndoo, and a ' . would like to
When you go to town you will be posted.see him recover his goo
But to answer yon squarely, the prioe
of Butter since last fall was dust a little Press reports speak in
rind of the Wonderfu
e very I ' - lost
Bio h and
uiidreds
cc of crowded
hts ago. To vn
under auspices
of baseball teals. 'Pick ts 25c. Plan at
Morrow's drug store.
sPoRT1.NG NOTES.
Fred. Elton, a catcher from Wood
BY R U P 0WILD stock, is in town, and will locate here if
he can secure a suitable situation.
Mr. Tooker, of Montreal, is a new
glove maker at Chapman's. He is re-
ported. to be able to hold clown most any
old place in a ball barite.
`LT'E' ] J 8--Harriston High School Football
t teaiil have organized for the Season.
GOLDS, - - They played great ball some years ago
i-''OARSENESs, when Listowel,11ount Forest and Ayr
GOTS Gas, were iu the ring.
Roth the Beavers and the Hurons of
SORA' THROAT, - Seaforth, expect to start practice this
BRONCHITIS, week. Clinton Collegiate Instituto
PAIN• IN 'CHEST.' football team is the only ono that has
H. Bess. tf.
EROIAL SCHOOL.--
We
CHOOL.—
We have frequentl called attention
through our columns' the very super-
ior worn being don
Business College, Chat
evidence of a very con
is just at hand throng.
from the Principal
which he states that
weeks, he has receive
calls from leading Cr
can Business College
Piano.
.A. HIGH CLASS Col M
by the Canada
am, Ont. Flesh
incingcharacter
a letter received
the College, in
ring the past six
lie less than six
laclian and Amori-
, asking him if he
could supply then with teachers of
Commercial subjcets and Penmanship
for their fail opelriigs. When their
contemporaries nisi 5wledgo the work
alone in the school in this xray, by look-
ing to it for their tea hers, it is certainly
a very flattering reccnition of superior
work (Imola this Inst .tution, 'and Messrs.
I1. McLachlan & Co. may well feel proud
of the reputiation wl ich the school has
acquired for suporiol wort:.
All fisIh mean soil flab fish. Bvery-
biecly say they sell ti_p best on earth; but
tial you know that °toryy''porton that has
had the pleasure of 1 joking through our
stock of buggies and carriages, say they
aro pp os. Natant 3 ear loads now in
stook reight pal . All shapes, sizes,
colors and shades. T. II. posy.
DAVIS'
CHERRY
,.
encored also conetitroir for alto Hong
Believes Dry Coughs Cttp against Seaford! Collegiate tenni,
the present holders of the cup.
and alloays Restful Sleep.
D.AVIS,
1` CIAAI
DRUGGIST AND i)'p I ,
W!Na GHAIV1,
lealaaaaas
e 110W TI/1N tOTY LOOIi1
Do you like io. hear it? If not, filo
Scott's Emulsion. 'Twill fill out your
sunken eyes, hollow cheeks, and thin
hands, Why net have a plump figure?
Dont let diseaaso steal a march on you.
Paint is a preserve
well as a house. Tl
hero—nearly 8 car le
eel mouths ago. T
any more than. th
painted. Drop in a:
T. H. Ross.
e to a baggy as
buggies we have
1—were all paint-
ey don't cost yen
same jobs fresh
d talk it over with:
tf
Wiiigham's Popular Sloe Store
ecWrWqii7WAW+
GET READY.
for the pretty weather tvhieh is almost
here. We have anticipated its arrival.
Secured a line of
LADIES LOW CUT SHOES.
which aro the handsomest to bo seen any.
where and which excel in comfort and
durability anything offered elsewhere ilt
the town.
Many different styles, enoughh, to fit:
any foot or taste. t miles styles can 1*
matched elsewhore at double our prices..
Some not at all.
Scotts for Trunks and Valises.
W, R o R
WI;`IUHAM.