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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-09-07, Page 1VOL. Vr I, N0, 1481. WIN !f JNLIlIAi.11.i. ONTARIO, FRIDAY} SFPTdi/;t 13F ) 1904. S 1 ;i NEAR IN AOYAN C . ete^t•,tivWwawl Did any of your neigh- bors tell you bow much soap (Laundry) we gave therm for MSo, Bargams IN ALL LINES ON SATURDAY. Business is booxniug so much with us • in Tailoring that it is hardly worth our -while to advertise this branch of our business, but still we waut to remind all our friends that wo shall be glad to see Ahem, and we might mention that we .are selling off the balance of our Sum- mer Suitings at a great reduction. In BOOTS and SHOES • It is needless to say we lead the Trade. 'Our easterners; have been more than sat- isfied during the past season; the conse- egnenoe is, we have had a large increase in our sales; we anticipate a very large 'business for Fall, and consequently :have bought heavily, and, inorder to make room for these now Goods we eke :selling the balance of our Spring Stock at a large reduction from regular prices —don't fail to secure some of these bar- ' ,gains. Boys' and Youths' sizes in Boots on Saturday at COST. We have -just sorted up our stock of GENTS' FURNISHINGS, - -HATS AND GAPS In these we have the very Iatest—if you want to be up-to-date in Neokwear -and Headwear, you must come to us. :We have still a few DRY GOODS Aleft; we are selling them at 50 per coot. ton cost --it will pay you to buy any- thing we have, oven. if you don't need Just now. The rest of our Groceries i :.at cost and below. Wo have not much left, but what we have you can have at :your own price. WE SELL CHEAP. Hoinith Sons 14Iarriage Licenses Issued by. FnArrxc PATEESON. No. 28 Victoria .street. Wingham, Ont, No witnesses required. •]�L•�Z.t�vL^J�"'LJ_Lt",a�r LrJ^ [P• II II Fall Tern OpensSept. 44th. • education for profitable, progressive and permanent employment fs given in tate t dr. Central Business College PI ti . Stratford, Ont. rr No 105s than eight large business col- II leges have applied to us within the last ry sixweeks for our graduates- to take poli. !' n tions es teachers in their schools. As C rawly es five business firms have applied r to us in ono day for office help. his its rya_ surely the best school for you to attend, i5' Write for our beautiful Catalogue. fi4 • W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, Ca _ tz.Nr' r .�� c�?r--'; ; r.-'95g--o.F. ,. i pays for the TIMES till January let, 1901, 70 Cents pays for the Min and To. r'onto Baily. Star till Jan. 1st, 1901. All who sub. soothe for the Star get a handsome picture of the Queen and Prince of Wales, Leave your orders early at the Thum °face, ' in great variety from 2 cakes for So to 16c per calve. A box good Matches 50,. Big package Parlor Matches 1.0c. N. A. FARQW ARSQN'S (The China House) Opp, Bank of Hamilton WINGXIAZi, late • leatesiveeeteettecaseatteetaleemateeeteeS GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. See Halsey Park's advertisement. Dr. Butler, of London, will beat the Queen's Hotel, Wingham, ou the first Friday of each month from 11;30 a. m. tilI 3 o'clock p. m., for consultation in diseases of the eye, eat, nose and throat, Been) OONOnztrs.' There was a ,large number of people o t to hear the band Friday evening. veral new selections were given and 1 appeared to enjoy the concert. a boys are playing splendid. Ano r concert will be given this (Friday) ev mg. WEST HVRo, Llaertsee.-•--The West Huron Incense Contmissioners met at Clinton on Sat rday lastancltransferrecl the license of C. Miller, of the Hotel Clarendon; 0 intim, to James McGuire, of Belleville. The license of the late John Mason, f the Central hotel, Blyth, was transfer d to his wife, Mrs. Frances. Mason. Hove EOR SALE,—Any person desir- ing to purchase a , good comfortable house ixrgood location ou easy.termasegf payment, can learn particulars by applying to the TIMES office. VOTERS' Lxsr C sT.--Judge Masson held Voters' List 0 urt in, Wingham on Wednesday of this week. A number of changes were' ma in the lists. New •names were adde and the names of a number of people who have left town were struck off th list. Barrister Mor- ton looked after the interest of the Liberals and Barr ter Dickinson done a like service for th Conservatives. To CORRESPON ENTS.—We have mss• sed the weekly In dget of some of our regular correspou exits during the past month. No don t, the busy season,. the hot weather, and in some cases holiday - taking have int •ferred with correspon- dence. Most of ur correspondents have been faithful ncl we don't begrudge them a holiday Now that the long evenings are It e, we shall be pleased to welcome them t an early date, Fon SALE. -House and lot With stable on Patrick street; seven rooms; .good cellar, garden, woodshed and summer kitchen. Healthy situation. Apply to - present occupant; Rev. J. W. Gomel'. SUCCESSFUL GA • • EN PART'2'. -v A number from Wirt , ham attended the garden party at t .: home of Garner Nicholson, east of a •1grpve, on Monday evening and roper a good time. A Splendid progra • . o was rendered,. Which /minded ad resses from W 11 Kerr, of Brussels; late of South Afri of 'Wingham. Re grave made a sple gate receipts am with the sale of oeipts would tot HAY Alen ST the London fit next week, especially the farmers, sl . nld not fail to see the Bonanza oolnbi led hay and stook rack which will be • n exhibition on the show grounds,, Thi rack has been ptttented in Canada by homes Toohey and W. Morris, M. D , of Gagetown, Tamale county, 112idI . It is One of the best, cheapest an. easily adjusted of any reek on the arket. it can be made by any man wh can use a saw, hammer, brace and bi , and any blacksmith can make the it cessaty iron work. Tho patentees sh to sell the Dominion right or wil sell county rights, 'Visitors to the fair . ould not fail to Inspect the rack. Moxu%')'o Lox .—latency to loan 011 notes,ud notes discounted at reasoal- able ro es. Money advanced on inert - gages, vit11 privilege of paying at the end gff any year. 1 otos and accounts voile tett. Office --•Beaver Block, Wing. ham. ItonT. Moilsnno, React Jolm Kerr's advertisement, LONDON PAM. -Neat week the Lou- don fair will be f Phil swing, The two special excursion days from 'V'inpilanl will be Tue eflay nttThursday, with the return fare at ;c1 ca, Special trains will leave'Wiegltatu bout li o'clock a. in. on the above days To ]rrxv.--fA to very 1, v rental per mouth, two ft nish d 'cants, .suitable for an office or res, . sacker, situated oI Josophine stree • Apply to J. A. Monro'; 'DIE Furfur meeting of the ,Association, he Thos, Hell, of President of th gnat ulate Mr. stowed by the Second Ixatul b for sale, almost JAM. Apply to nit & PETRxclt. TUE LADY l3 rllA LTSTS.—ThoBoston floor acro girls. 7v II arrive in town to -day anal at 8 a'ela'ck this afternoon on the parts , will try conclusions with the Wienllaln baseb 11 club. Thoadmission will be 25 cents , ail a large attendance is expected, PAINTING Of., x has beolr formed • McConnell, of T The room over store has been s Connell and lies very nice wort quite well -know a painting class ago. She will r September, ir•. 1MMms,---At tato annual clnadiall: `Iaunficetnrers' in Termite last week, this 'town was elected Association. We mu - 11 upon the honor be. ssociatiou, A New INS Rt.'atuwr.--Halsey Park, joe}yeler and, o ticket has put a uew instrnutent int Itis store to be used for testing the ey :. 11 is called the Jobb Optometer an is said to be one of tho best things or the market for testing.the eyes. Mr. P, rk is bound to bay: of orye thing the 1 test in his ee t'depart- ment. ivaearere --G beadle it horse, grocery awl y� FeennaateneoN' d sr'. rt boy who cal deliver parcel; for eery a .tore. N. A. Cuoos AOT.• At •he instance of In- spector Miller a Cha ge was laid. against the hotel -keeper at luevale for violating the law. The case came up for hearing in the Counoil Ch tuber, Brussels, last Friday afternoon, efore A. Huutor and Reeve Thomson. Several witnesses wars called but t o coraplai.rt was not proven, Barest rs Vaustone, of Wing- hdm, and Sincl ' looked after the re- spective sides,— russels Post. THE A. 0. U. the A. 0. U. W. a double esses91 "double-header' Transvaal Fux receipts from su towards paying of the .members with death in Se two ()ataxic) 1. passed to the Gr W.—The members of in Ontario had to pay ant for August. The being known' as the d assessment as the h assessment are to go he beneficiaries of any, of the order meeting. xth Africa. At leas orkmen have already at Beyond in tl i war. Losr.—Overcoat, Clark 1 a, glee* lining, while driving fro no, Kerr' to McLean's mill thence Mrs. Mor- row's on Patrick St, Finder will please leave it at this office. .. Have Len Tos - "David 11e'hrist, Who has been t •rking at theunion factory for a nu bet. of years left on Monday morning for London, where be has secured a ,d position in the G. T. R. freight sheds Dave Was a young man very popular in own. Ile was a vatted member of the oar*n bend and will be much Missed. Andrew Gray, another young man, •'; • has spent some time with let, A. Far i uhiarson, left the same morning for T. onto, to take a s' u 'on. with the Volt. Hardware Co. The Teems will be eased to hear of these yoting men meing with success in their new homes. PAr�{ERs I-1' hat profit is there iu buy ng;;'oheare c ninon cast instal plow points,�tthey a clear at any money. Come to ins and get the genuine, made from broken ca wheels and cannister crucible cast, t� npered in oil, hard and tough. made - to at — ready-to-wear on any plow. Only 3o cents cash• 11. Ross, sole agent. , SALE Or Hon. • s.—Sing Bros., will sell by public a etion to the highest bidders at Swarts sale barn, Wingham, on Saturday, Sep 8th, one carload of select geldings, an mares. This stock was reared in 11 'ids County, Kaaisas, by S. A. Bruce, ox the Kentucky Stock Farm and ail poss le care taken in the breeding of them. Any one in need of a nice. driver or sa dler should take act- vautage of this un recidented opportuu- ty. A free exhibi ion of lassoing and trick riding will be given by an expert roan the far West who will throw a opo with his foot nd catch a horse in any way you wish to see him caught. on't fail to see the cow boy fun. anis of sale: Fo r mouths credit on urehasers furnish 1g approved joint notes. Liberal disc. ant for cash. Peter Deans, auctioneer. ev. Mr. Anderson, and R, J. MacMath, I r . Mr. Brown, of Bel- did chairman. Tho 1D anted to X47.70, and T refreshments' the re- about $70.4 ea leacat.—Visitors to Tho Fall terns of the Listowel Busi- ness College and Shorthand Institute Opened on Tuesday of this week, with a very wood attendance from this and stir- rounding territory. This College has made an excellent record du t;s the tilting a s than A,xr establish) the different he new quarters bevelled outside first year's oporation, gra. higher percentage of its 'On i' College in. Ontario, as fu by the various reports Busine*i Colleges. of the Colleim the City of Tor and easy of access. In additiongtopktho three cakes, Ccs zee per cake. Principal, who devotes las entire time to class room instruction, there are three Very able Enact efficient assistants. The rates for tuition charged by the Listowel College ore considerably leis than those Charged by similar Institutions else- where, and it would scent to us very advisable for our young people to take advantage of` suck an opportunity to swum ir, good business educate:M. Illustrated catalogue, 'with full descrip- tion, can be had upon application to the Principal, C. L. Hatt, Listowel. painting; class n town and Bliss Mary 'auto is here teatbiug. A. Douglass' drug urea and Mass Me - Os are doing some Miss 1V1cConrtell is in town, haviug taught ere some twelve years main in. town during Blade & Dr nano 1 k • the best grades of flour • k the 1 w , prices.; also a full line of': 111 als., y Fair's reak- fast Food, It • the latest. 'Phone 32. LEGAL EATE, s PER Gene—Au act to amend the act espeoting interest, pass- ed at the last ession of the 'Dominion Parliament, arks an epoch in the financial wort , in that it mal; es s per cent. per asst the legal rate of inter- est (as it is pr perly called) instead of 0 per cent. If to accumulation of capital increases as i has done during the last quarter of co tray, the rata will soon be down to per cont.—Canada Law Journal. • Apprentices wanted at once, Two "'young ladies to learn. tailoring. tf Wellsrnn & Co. INDEPENDENT ODD LLows At th L 0. 0.P. Grand Lod, : of Hamilton the following •ameudine "ts were made to the constitution:—;~ options shall here- after be held in Ma • and November; the initiation fee is ke at $5; no benefits are to be paid for t to firer. week's sick- ness; dues shall n t be 'less than 6 a year; widows' be efits and funeral ex- penses are not t. exceed x100 and .'x'40 respectively. A is to be add Guelph wns eh ieg next year. committee 0 was received e thousand della scribed to this more is on ha The report rec ';subscribe and to gat cdivid place for the h A GREAT Walter Z., the J. E!Swarts a for themselves At Wellsville their rages in t Tuesday of thi race at iteysro From the tole , imagine that tl fastest that I=I His best time These horses h our friends on Harold H has has won them it in three and ha See John Kerr's advertisement. GeOee's New Pt s.—There hasbeeu a um printing pi, 'HH installed iu the Toronto Globe offs the latest improve( colors with ono presses llow in the able of printing i0i per hour. The Cc or:nous amount o :lay's run► fur i4 t seines about 8,', is bound to be cession. 0, The press is of and can print in pression, The two lobe oiiiee are cap - 00 eight -page papers be consumes an en - paper, Au ordixrary valve -page paper con - pounds. The Globe the head of the pro - $1,100 FOR EXTRA FII�LING, Coptruetot• (not n. tut' in C1ax,ns for Move Aiuottn -1", L, Jobb seats rrx,~, J)stnttges,—' V) L. Rebeitaon Appainted Tax Collector, '1 ho regular Town Couxncil evening, owin(, Day. The 1nein Clegg and Coun McKenzie and Minutes of 1 meeting were re A communica Vaustono, solicit ing cognccil to pa and e125 for darn Victoria street, be nthiy meeting of the s held on Wednesday Monday being Labor ors present were Mayor 'Hors Beattie, Holmes, ewton. t regular auci special d and adopted, on was read from R. r for T. L. Jobb ask - $50 for filling of lawn as to his property on ing to the sidewalk If claim was not be entered to cover Communication was b g built to nig settled, suit woul amount of claire. ordered to be file Communicatio — e Ontario 11Ztinicip council to appoin annual meeting London on Septe Filed. Communicatio Fitzgerald, sell sidewalk contrac $1,100 for extra ii the walks laid . th membership committee $25 for extra w .,#to the committees. The letter furthe en as the plicae of moot- I factory reply wa The report of the special the Oddfeliows' Home thusiasticaily. Eleven, •s has already been sub.'' 'and, and when $10,000 1 the Home will be built. mmencled that each lodge nt i tees bq appointed el' Snbseriptions. No o has yet been selected. OonD.—Harold 11. and race horses belonging to o malting great records •n Uncle Sam's country. st week both horses won ree straight heats. On., week, Harold It won Itis in three straight heats, in received ono would race this week was the old 11 has had to go. u this race was 2.13, e been eye. openers fur o other side of the lines, ent in four races' and 1. Walter K• has went won out in all of thorn. All kinds of sol nes have been put for- ward to beat th s two Canadian horses, ill able to win. Mr. cable pair of racers. A eivod from Mr. Swarts corning, saying that vo heats out of four in :dnesday and the race ed Thursday morning. vas 2.14, a very low rse. The finish of the vould be very • exciting. but they are Swarts has a v telegram was r on , Thursday Walter K. had his race on. W would be. finis His best time mark for this race Tlntrsday WANTED—At once,. 100 Tubs Butter. Cash or trade. s G. E. Krxce day last,; loomed rccbver the amen attxtecl that he ha 'te tile: Town Soli whcabad written tors tq+jhe effect would be paid fo: :coataeciww c gar and as for:the b Diekinst)n would on bellelf of. the The Council]. Mayor's proceed [Nothing fr this matter up 0 Maj. ---Eel. Omaninieat Campbell, aski sell or lease a street, opposit Newton -13 laud in Mr. be referred to to dispose of Communis wanting to let been done in a foundry in structod to effect that is he had been. The fellow, ed: Wingham T A. Posliif, d Geo. Me Ken P. '.Cansley, from Secretary of 1 Association, asking delegate to attend the f the .Association at ber Ilth and 12th,— from. Fitzgerald, & 'tors for A. Graham, r, was read, claiming ling in connection with s year; also .$80 and rk on two crossings, not received by Setter- gs wonld be taken to t of claim. The Mayor sabmittecl the letter Ir. Graham's solid - hat the VO Grossing some as matters in th had been .adjusted uce of the clahn Mr. cept service of writ wu. s approved of the gs ixt the matter. h had developed in time of council meet - was Mad from David g if council would either ot of laucl ou William the flax mill. tttie—That the matter of ho Execative Committee s they see fit.—Carried. tion from R. P. Leggett, ow ef anything further had he matter of establishing Ingham. Clerk was in- vrite Mr. Leggett to the itehri:g had been done since N'ANCE REPORT. taviug gravel e 00 pairing fire alarms 2 50 work at darn, Self16 76 see that windoev of $1.25. $2.00 shirts. Tj1:7 (31.101eIgg 140 C 811111311", W.17 14 451 Your choice for 75o. G. 13. X/NG. V V eaateetor , work ac clam 2 26 S a ? If so,you should see our stock, which is composed of some of the most elegant goods in this line ever offered. We can suit any taste, at et are commodious, any price from Too per box of We have a few odd lines which we are clearing out at bargain prices. See them 4L Er DAVIS, Geo. Hughes, labor, streets 2 25 ▪ 8 03 John R. jelin ton " Geo. Must, 41 11 14 238 ?Al John Muerte , repairs Jae. Nelson, altar . • 3 00 Alin Foster, labor, W.NV 10 5o Holmes— eattio—That HOwSJII, Hale Vey & 13rool lebank's account of V3.83 be paid less , being for load of same furnished m and that Sohn Murray's account be aid less $3.40, not certified adopted as mended. 'The Us or reported that touneil weld n hing more in the Sherman case. Dr. tennedy had asked hint it he was furnishing Mr. Ellierinan. The For 6he Best and Purest Pickling corns lf) W. \Vo will please you. 0 Ours are fresh and our prices right. 0 The old Williams stand. 0, o O A 8 Prop. ° G. IT, W. Office. eve 1 WAIT FOR THEM. We are just passing into stock about 175 Ladies' Cloth and Ileir Jackets; else. Fur Lined, Capes and Wraps. The above garments b. e been ima ported direct from the ost • bread makers in Berle. r and for styles, materials rk nship, fit mad prices will easil Like rst place in the trade of this weeteree eection, Do not buy until you have eeitaoined very. care- fully these beautiful:and seasonable gar- ments. It will pay•erott. ta see thein be- fore giving your fall order. The Direct Importer. Mayor told. the Dr. lie would do so. Councillor McKenzi effect that he though -werk on the streets w work for this season, lad spent nextrly all ti been apportioned for t An account of po for four open air eon on motion of Comic Beattie was ordered By-lew No. 410,1 are eollected was re: son be apPointed this year at the ea and that his seee satisfaetiou of the —Carried. By-law No. 420, talent; at Wm. Rob taxes was read thr Councillor Mae how he would go walk on josephine R. until he comm. certainly intended Mg the walk. Can that he had prepar what could be do He thought a stov preferable to any thought council expend some mon the daily papers an get skilled =elm with a beat coin foundry. Couucillors wet some advertising raay have a good Council then ad iought council reported to th.e° two more daya -ad complete the He thought lies . money that had . is work. rts was read and lors Newton and be paid. borrow $1,C00 to are nail the .tp.aps cl* theee times and That Wm. Robert- llector of taxes for Salary as last yeare s be umewed to the Hieing the appoint - teen as collector of times and passed. tie did net know bout repairing the cod. the work. He commence repair - tiler McKenzie said. este* book to see itt the way of es - =dry in Wiegliam. foundry would be could profimbles y in advertising in see if we could not •s to invest raoney any to establish the of the opinion that 1 the daily papers Meese not thy' ends too cheap to thee nor thyself to thy friend.—Fuller. Wingham's Popular Shoe Store. SOLID FOOTING.. for the boys, and the girls, too, in our large stock a Much better goods than you would expect to find, at these prices. Everr pair is Made or good gelid leather. SNOW Valtte this mouth iti Boys' and. .+1.11kInde of %auks 11214