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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-07-06, Page 1• 'I' VOL XXVIII,NO, 1472, INGHA MOAN ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1900, A YEAR IN ADVANCE We Don't ,claim to know everything, but there ;are three branches of tradee, viz: Tailor- ing, Boots and Shoes and Gentlemen's Furnishings, that we think eve know `enough about to give the average dealer -pointers upon, and also ensure our cus- tomers the best of goods .et the lowest of prices. Our TAILORitiie DEPT. is now turning out a great many choice ;garments. We have a stock of woollens that is complete in every respect in Suitings, Spring Overcoatings and 'Trotiserings; and we claim to turn out the most stylish out, best made and best :trimmed elothing in thr county. Our stock of BOOTS AND SHOES is well worth inspecting, We have gathered together the choicest goods of the best makers in Canada; anct though the prices on the market have advanced at least 10 per cent., we are enabled through. luoky buying to give our pat- rons Boots and Shoes at the same price :as last year, We Would particularly draw attention to our line of men's fine :shoes. We have them in all leathers :and in the latest shapes. JUST RECEIVED a, large eonsigumeut of Gentlemen's 1'itrnisl'ings in all lines. New Shirts, new Hose, new Underwear„ new Ties, ii 'w Collars and Cuffs, new Braces, all eef 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, novhiclh we aro still selling below cost. Groceries at cost. llornllth & Sons Marriage Licenses Tssued by PIaAN1c PA:CEaSON, No, 2S Victoria street, Wingham, Ont. N"o witnesses required. Fall Term Opens Sept. 4th. tra education for profitable, progressive and IS ajpermanent employment is given in the. . jaL+1 *Central Business .College E Stratford, Ont. L' 5yJ No less than eight large business col- La� ' leges havo applied. to nS within the lust G JJ six. weeks for our graduates to take post- tions , is teachers in their schools. As k, many many as five business firms Have agplied to to us in one day for office help. Tints is LL surely the best school for you to attend.. n�T- 7 Write for our beautiful Catalogue. fay. W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal, fl Miss McLean Molt zi• 'rem Scot- land who is with Mr. - s Company is a soprano of great swetress and power. MONEY To LOAN. Maney to 10,n ou bks notes, and notes discounted at reason- able rates. Money advanced on mort- gages, with privilege of paying at the end of any year. Notes and accounts collected. Office -Beaver Block, Wing - ham. 'tour. MoIrmoo. LEoxSLATIVE ANT TO PULLIC 'SouooLs.---'.the ap ortionl1he11t of the Legislative school rant to the schools in this county fo 1000 is as follows: Public schools in townships: Ashfield, $340; Colborne, 09; Goclerich, $3Ct1; Grey, $308; Hay, $381; Howiek, $476; Hullet, $318; M Mop, $311; Morris, $325; Stanley, 273; Stephen, $460; T'uckersmith, $8 0; Turnberry, $277; 'tTsborne, $294; E st Wawanosh, $233; 'Met Wawanosb :"24.0 --total $5.152. 'ablic schools i town and villages: Clinton, $318; Go oricia $442; Seaforth, 4200; Winglhatn, $271; Bayfield, $08; Tilyth, $115; 13 issels, $146; Exeter, $224; Hensall, $ 00; Wroxeter, $53 -- total $2,030. Sep rate schools: Aslh- eld, $57; Hay, $4 , spillet, $13; Mc; ty,t , 9k10; Steph t, $40, West Wawa. ',,,l., • Cloderi lh town, $G4... total vnuic *".0 tete' 67.4137. e shottiee 0,1 "SCOTCH MOTTO'$ NOVELTIES AND "CANADIAN NATIONAL WARE," We have just received full line of the above two lines, consisting of Tea- pot Stands, Plates, Fruit Trays, jardinieres, Cups and -Saucers, Milk Mugs, Sugar Bowls, Porridge Bowls, Teapots, arc. N. A. FARQUHARSON (The China House) Opp. Bank of Hamilton welcomer. tellslessee lteezaelsetele dtail r GENERAL LOCAL NEWS, See Halsey Park's advertisement. Dr. Butler, of Loudon, will be at the Queen's Hotel, Wingham, on the first Friday of each mouth from 11.30 a. m. till 3 o'clock p. m., for consultation in diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat.. GARDEN PARTY. on the evening of a garden party wil auspices of the b that the ladies. of their hands. Any gratefully received the committee. Mr. Burns sings th songs in Highland C MUNICIPAL Lew question, The M that a reeve of a Make or second. meetings. The W authority on mun decision Will ba This will create Q' proceedings in conn reeves Dave not go motions and voting I. O. O. F. Orr ing of Maitland Lo F., held on Thurs following officers ensuing six mont Dey,• V. G„ Geor J. F:'Groves; Fin Treas., Wm. Robe to Grand Lodge, J tntatives to Di Morton and J. elective and a installed at the (Thursday) event �n the town park lursday, July 19th, be held under the d. It is expected lie town will lend uggestious will. be •y any memb o Reach Joan Kerr's adver soment. A WINOTIMI OrNO LADY Saturday last A ss Delia Spalding, daughter of F. Sparling, returned home from the servatory of Music. She has been vex x successful in her studies and is UM • ntitled to havo the letters A. T. C. M. ttached to her name, Mies Sparling will robably devote her' attention to tato tea Mini; of music and we unclerstalhd she las already received the offer of a pasi Winnipeg. The Ti to note the success halilite and we ti' will meet with chosen profession. APPRENTICE WANTED. -To learn the Balling. Splendid chance for a good boy. A. 3, NICIIOLLS, Wingilame I To Rater. -The Orr cottage, Francis 1 f street. Apply to W. J. CixAPMAN. bes st g Scotch stu in answer to a icipal World says municipality may otions in council rid is a recognized cipal law, and its eneraliy. accepted. 'tea change-iih the ils, as in the past beyond gesting ties. . ER At the meet- ge, No. 119, I. O. O. y of Bast Week; the ere elected for the s: -N. G., Jas. A. e Tervit; Ree. -See., Seo., •T: J. Elliott; tsou; Representative A. Morton; Repre- let Lodge, .3. . Chisholm. ointecl officers were lodge meeting last WANTED: -500 Tubs Butter by 3nly 13th -Eggs 13 ets; Butter 18 ets. We must have the quantit , cash or trade. G. E. KING. NEw Crrezn ' . The household goods of H. E. Isard" • Barrie arrived this in Mr. week anct%are be' placed Bur - wash's building der the supervision of Mrs. Isard. Isard is winding up the Barrie branch .f the business of the firm of Danford, i oche .& Co. of New- market for Thom he has been business manager for a nu few weeks he exp when he will re building adapting a general busbies establish and carre Burwash and fa Mr. and Mrs. Isard the store. "Et iu s" SaoTci Mr. I3urns, Scotch Miss McLean MOS and Miss Annie piano solist, and a highoclass Scotch House, Winghanl, July 10th, Mr. Ba highest recommen Scotch singer and e ber of years. In is asp be in Wingham odel Mr. Burwash's •t to the necessities of which he hopes t oh successfully les will reside with 'n the rooms above SING' R, Coaurma oealist, supporte nzie from Sc McKay . f onlpani concert in the Opera x Tuesday evening, ns winos with the ation as a stirring tertainer. L" y and, oronto, , will give A Joanna Pin n , riltxeN PICNIC, -- On Monday afternoox our Presbyterians held their Jubilee pi' eic on. the Lower Town flats. Many i' zporta nt races were off in single Ilea --boys, girls and rhes. The ladies race proved most interesting ---some c .ie to the ground before they came to he goal but they got there last the s a. Football and dal ;eel in by the r also proved very were much sought Peter Stewaat Itearts; with a few ipes. ion in a college in I baseball were also i les is always pleased boys. A tug -of -w amusing. The swing after and much used gladdened the Sootcl selections on the ba f any young Wien- st this young lady ery success iu her . TIrn TwELFriz Alexander Mair, ant' Leaf Forever" is th at the Orange Celeb'j on the 12th of July, Master, Hon. N. authority for th Muir is "the best 1 Canada," Oth have also bee lodges of Bruce a, ing for the the prospects all and successful g mittee in charg special train ser sion rates. rttool saran. Piano .. , Meotell . elections .. .. 141iss An» e Dielfay. Patriotic Song .. "En *lash, Irish and Scotch" George Ware. • Mr. true. Iiuett Bel.eted Mr, Burns and 11iss i eLoan Melte izie. Song "Bonnie Prince Charlie" *Tames Hogg . Miss McLea Meltonzie, Arable" .. Jeffers Song .. "Mary 0 Mr. B rats, Part 1. Piano- scotch moaners with variations .. . Miss Annie McKay. • So»g AicKKKett%ir. Song "Thoiiie'landMa 1'sToast" Barry/Ann (In Iii plan Costume,) Mr. B rns. thtett "The Standard on the bracts o' 141ar" Band. Loss give t Raton -211.1111g air. Purdy anal T4titis i t'L'ttt hlcIicnrie. all wile assist' "Auld Lan * Syne." assist in the pre. beautiful 17ttrin tindaeli, rveuingclove gs Mcltenxin win ring +i rre kind moue t'to come out to hear oltg, God Save the QUe en. it. KIN CARDINE.-- or of "The Maple principal speaker tion in Kincardine 1900, The Grand (;lark Wallace, is assertion that Mr. h of July orator in good speakers engaged. The Huron are muster- reat parade ' and oint to a very large. thering. The Com - bas provided for a ce at velar low mar - FOR SALE OR RENT. -1 offer .for sale or rent my house and lot, No. 0, on the corner of John and Frances streets. The house is a good 8 roomed one, also cook house, and good hard water well, and a good stable. For terms and parti- culars apply to Tues. Inverse .4t Trus BAND Cox There have been fe W iughant, more than the one of Th 28th. Each and e ERT,' JUNE 28TH. - concerts given in horoughly enjoyed rsday evening, June ery number on the program seemed to be after the individ- nal heart of each a d every member of the audience. Th orchestra surprised every one. All knew that they would acquit them elves creditably, but none dreamed the members were half the musicians they roved themselves to be. In the "World s Exposition March" the swing and go is perfectly irresist- ab1e, while the w ltz, "Auf Wieder- schen" eves enehan Grif&u eiidered iu way that beautiful s and very liberally, participators in the -. to the enthusiastic encore. R. A. citizen, Wade a mar humorous reading The audience were s Mr. Douglass and h' demanded an encore "The Statue of Lib sa 's that Herb Wi tter than himself, His performances tl new feats of the jug executed with scarce only disappointment in Miss Sparling, our being unable to play disability. Little 1' kindly consented t Sparling, and. recite voice and with tttl Chisholm iu her solo Stile" and encore, ' well received, singiu nese awl much excell a clover elocntionis further . added. to 1 successes. Both sele deeply interesting ash Carrie Fisher and Mi as accenepanists iu t tanner. A. Harty y Patterson in his "A Coon on the t revelation. His its produced some The last act on the led; "An Entaitel' on the Leshaly, ' 'obbleabout Rail- ed by a baker's en. The "p:,it" c00I13 anal coon mole Reuben and ace them to go to ten. The set once 'ay ear. The pie- s, the witistlo blew t shaky old car on d. Tickets were •mitt viewed tip at " OPEN Aziz Cohc= following is the pro be rendered by our cert to -night. Aith ordered some time has not yet arrived sections of last w repeated: 1. Two Step -Gold 2. Waltz -Pride of 3. Schottische -W Go,.... . 4, Singeiu i. Chorus tho Pod.ines 5. March-Albani 6. March -Colonel 7. March -Creole God Say CLIFFORD'S Do know of no village that from year to success of its Dom' Its secret is per unanimity of th high quality of the Monday's program to the standard. taking part we m Piper McDonald a as usual delighted may appear straw mostly German. Scotch Cap" in he unconscious mann appreciated as wa Cline, also, met James Fax -no 01 could be held wit strengthened his 1 to the east of us. Call at the old reliable tor best varie- ties of imported fruits to be had iu Wingham. Plums in stock; peaches T Pnoniteet.-Tito am of selections to and in their con - ugh new music was go, the fact that it eceesitates two sel- k's program being n Nugget ....Lather he Ball .... Verner en a Niggak Feels Vandercook In the Shadow of G. O. Lang R. B. Hall itch ....R. B. Hall ueen , , R. B. Hall. the Queen. NION DAY,-- We the size of Clifford ar makes such great ion Day celebratiou, aps to be found in promoters and the • ill of fare presented. roved to be fully up Of the Winghamites ntion George Cline, d little Babe, Babe er audiences which in that they were She recited "My own clear, forcible, r, and it was greatly her dancing. Mr. with much success. ord concert concert out hien-once more old on the Germans See John Iferr's acs SERIOUS AoeiDIN' the vicinity of the Wednesday afterno was thrown from tlh� with a serious inju examination it was bond was broken press we are pleased patient's Condition we trust it may rein Mg. Miss Stell and pears ou the way, also cabbages, lettuce lettuce,, bananas., pule apples, ter o*n charming oranges and lemons. Everything good, lo, "TheCaruival," as did the other regrew, responded applause with an ouglass, our new for himself in a 'Kelly's Dream." well pleased with selection that they which they got in ty." Every one lhtman was really Mich is quite true. ugh., introducing ,TAS. MOIKELV S. Star Reatlltuaut. 14IETIIODIST PION Every one came home from. Zetia' ' on Monday night very tired, which 1 . the' highest recom- mend one cat? rive picnic. A short programme was gi en consisting for the most part of pat iotic songs by the Junior Leaguers. • . McIudoo occupied the chair. "So diers of the Queen" and "The Maple Leaf Forever" were well given by the 'ttle people. Halsey Park spoke for a hw minutes= Sunday School work, as so did E. P. Paulin on the Epworth. Le tie. The most in- lers science were teresting event o the program was a an error. The patriotic address ty Principal Musgrove. f the evening was His treatment of tis subject was histori- alented violiniste, cal, and dealt Wi h the p_ogress of our moment in literature, al comforts and busi- r. Musgrove's charac- ss, preparation, and 1 was warmly appreciat- ebbs also spoke for a new idea was used in 1, audit was found to sfully. The assembled divided into four h of which was allotted of the waiters. After lderly people were be - their homes the younger egan their gauges and Of the five hundred odd erred out in the hot sun, the day had been spent d. profit. wing to physical iss Greta Carsou supply for Miss "Bobs" in good g effect. Miss "Waitiug Waitiug at the icky Jim" was with great clear - nee of tone. As Miss McKenzie r many previous Mons giyeu were emotional. .Miss s Houghton acted lair usual perfect black face niouologu Wire" proved 'rather witticisms and local very hearty laughter program, a farce eat` petiole Day Picnic Palsey 'Valley and roach," , was presen dozen of young revealed a number o girls calling on Ole Ole Aunt Liza to in Cie Picnic at Chat scene showed a rails inners took their sea and away went th a very shaky old to panelled and the Lucknow. Oft she went again like the wind. Tho trai effects were cleverly produced. Unit okily the happy ride ended in ncolli: on. No one was seriously 'hurt alt ough one person had a very sore rib. The programme was a success, the at thence was it faihtre. I+ortydollars we o the receipts. Ex. ileuses ,reduce( , the remaining shin would not sltppo t tt baud long. Tho IOW siilcereSt ti'anks t& cl and volunteered to ram and to those who country, its adv railroads, perso nese methods. teristic clear exactness of det ed. Rev. R. few minutes. serving the lun work very succ company wa squadrons to ea a fourth divisio lunch while the lug conveyed to Ones once more amusements. people who ven each felt that with pleasure a Reset. bile driving in T. R. station en u Mrs. Jas. Brock rig and happened Upon medical ad that the hip time of going to to report that the as favorable, and us so. Wens Wilms or 5 azein--The Canada any, makers of the •eland, Brantford;'. end= wheels oro ropily to bo eohn- f handicap races to am race track, The with fluted, octa- al bottom,. resting an artistic article Face will be run on to -night at seven must be handed in least three days oring the greatest oughout the series, September 1st, will y. The trophy is J. R. Munshaw's Cycle d Motor Coin Massey -Harris, Ole Welland Vale, awl offering a beautiful peted for in a series 'be run on the Wingl prize is a silver cup gongs, hemi-spheri on an ebony base indeed, The first the track a week fr o'clock. All entrie to J. A. Morton prior. The oue number of points th which will lastant" be awarded the tro on exhibition in window. DO YOU USE Soap? PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS. Tho following usual mid -sunup iu the Public Sch terns. The que pared by the Prin were react and teachers on the st required to pass, each subject, and whole. Pupils wl cent ou the total, b few marks on one mended. It is assumed tha, attain the minima and will be unable in a higher cities. ure, the teacher consulted and ever sidered, the getter term has also, ]reel the results on the factory -81 per ce passed. Department I From Sr. III to when 'narks were order of merit: -A Carso"; Allie Cha John Dawson, Flannigan, Lotti Gordon, Lauucie Ethel King, L Murray, Janet Annie Razors, Stewart, Maggie From Sr. III t Room III. To 572, Willie Seo 486, Cecil Cain 464, Mabel Why 445, Fred. Patter 425, Willie Woo Dora McAllister Pearl Lamont 4 From Dept. ed to Sr. III at were published. Hattie Gannett Gilchrist, Jan Lucy Lang, Knechtel, Et Bradley, Hazel Alice Coad, Ha John Little, J1 Merton Hart, Hele, George G From Jr. III 345:--l'ercey K 501, Lillie Deyel Lilly Nicholls Jolla Mitchell Olive Grisdale 4 Emily Constable Roy Seyffert 38 Herb Ellliott, 37 Orrie Borden. 80 Alva Walker Willie Lott 345. is the result of the examinations, held 1 at the close of the ion papers were pre - pal and the answers alued by the other The minimum, s thirty per cent .on fay per cents ou the made over fifty per t who fell short a subject are recons - pupils who do not standard, are weak o take up the work In all cases of fail- s', charge has been name carefully con - 1 woree. ebbing the taken into accent, hole are very leak- of nt - of those examined to department II. V Baohhp, at Easter, uplishe0 Not ill ildred Beemer-Greta an, Roy Crowston, ltarlie Ellis, Katie Fulton, Margery ofiu, Nellie Haines, tlra Kerr, Jimmie tunny, Pearl Moore, ustin Ruth, Carrie tewart, Maud Sherk. IV Book to remain in ss 350: -May Swarts t 516, Minnie Barber gs 478, Emma Sanson e 463, John Ferguson u 443, Frank Howson 419. Recommended: - 73, Lillie Sheffield 457, Now is the season for Paris Green Insect Powder Bug Finish Tangiefoot Fly Pads, eze. We also make a wash for cattle to destroy flies. We guarantee it. The old Williams Stand. to Dept. III. Promot- .aster when the marks Not in order of merit: Pearl Davidson, Jeanie a Ferries Elva Docld, aggie Hiscox, Vera 1 Davidson, Em';sa uucilnan, Alice Mann, er Green, Leslie Young, Reby, Charlie Lediet, Rich Howson, Carroll gory, Norman Park. Sr. III. Pass mark r'520, Kathleen Lowe 2, Jennie Swale 488, 5, Edith johnston 404, Wingham's Popular Shoe Store. 408, Charlie Little 403, 1 , Della Mitchell 873,1 , Howard Campbell 372, , Annie Metean 364, 61, Edith Rush 345, R. A. DOUGLASS WANTED 1 A cax load of choice fresh tub butter,. for which we pay 18ds. per pound. Eggse are still lacts. Notwithstanding thee we are still giviug 18 poueels best gran- ulated sugar for a dollar. We have a, storeful of bright, seasonable, etylish, and new goods, and will give batter value in every liue than others give. Come to The Direct Importer. marks were pu merit:- Mary .Annie Ferguso Annie Barber, N Chapman, 'Violet Wesley Wood, Florence Cons Ernest Greer, Gillespie, Edna ton, James Esther Wiley, Bradley, Ma Robertson, Roy - From Dept. 1 ed. Not in (seder or onk, Ethel Walsh,. , Marguerite Park, illie Gannett, Mabel, harlie 'Jams, Olive Lizzie Green, Tressa, ie Paterson, Pertniet pass 200:-Jes, ie Warde 351, Harry - Brown 335, lareace Blackhall 295:„ Frank McKay 91 Codered J'ackson 263, Gerlie Kittson 60, Edna Gannett 2,V,.„ Charlie Heine, 240, Eim Lang ,2 Loletta Mitch 229, Tillie Pattereort 218, Beatrice leDonald 235, • George Wilson 202, Ha ay Ruucimau 201,73ertae Sanderson 200. From roOM .11 tO rOotl VII. Part ist to Part 2nd f First Book :-Gordon. • Young, Lyle Stepheusou, Stanley. • lefitchell, Neil MeDonala, Freddie) Johnston, Harr Dore, Ward Crowstone Susie Crowston, Carrie Raneiman, Cora. Anderson, Lehi Arecotte Lizzie Ford, Maggie VanNo an. --Mr. Mitch 1, the Clinton merthant whose store w burglarized about the same time as IL MeIntloo's, meover- ed a few of th stolen articles- 1 e hay mow. 13urns Scottish s' or Opera House, ber the date. -The Militia D "artment has com- pleted arrangemen . by which the Cams - than. soldiers 11 aided. from Sonde Africa, to Euglaut Wil0 are incape.ble of returning to the f out, will be seat home at once to Cenral by the War On -lee. IrOW TRIN YOU Loon! Do you nice to near it? If not, take Scott's Emulsion. 'Twill All out your sunken eyes, hollow cheeks, and thire, hands, Why- not bave a plume figureT Don't let clisettee steal a inarch. en you. Fr= Sr. In Jr. III, Pass marks 300 :-Johnny fumy 557, Bessie Marsales 490, Pearl McPherson. 479, so,you should see our stock, Grace Adair 473, Mettle Lang 471, Harry Lediet 457, Eareseliffe M118grOVO which is composed of some of 456, Herbie jobb 442, Maud Ford 441. the most elegant goods in,this line ever offered. We can suit any taste, at 412, Bobbie XII any price from to:: per box of 4°6' r6Y Patthrs three cakes, to 25c 'per cake. ,3S2, F. Fooler 881 Beernor ' Merrifield 376, We have a few odd lines sohimy Mmon which we are clearing out at 1Batie mental), bargain prices. See them mwora Small 3 Lizzie Mitchell 4 IRoy Gray 30i. 1 Front Dept VI t I to Sr. 2nd class Frank Kincaid 436, , May Lamont 417, Maurice Welsh 437, Giorge Gilehrist 43e, EneS Cook 421, Bettie Merrifield 416, 410, Evenett Glenn n395, May Lloyd 884, 8S3; Clarence Wilson Arnest Aitchison 371, 370, may Mom 1100, ), Ada Ruminant 337, 334, aim Welsh 427, , Allio Stapleton 811, h, 'Toward Davidson. Dept. V.. Promotet Easter when the J. Er DAVIS, is a shoe store in all that thes for Man, 'Woman or ohm is in out steels. Each pair of shoes Is made front excelle nt stock., and can not be tor* passcd in Is dat of gnality or titbit. over C2.76 Ladies' Bicycle Boots.