HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-09-07, Page 8M. H.
MCINDOO
Early Fall
ress
ahowing.
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Fashion's
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First Poop a�°iZ>sh1CMnS
Secrets for the new
season.
S
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for your inspection. The stock
is wonderfully complete for
so early in the season.
NEW Aururei MANTLES
(You ought to see.)
Tailor-made in the top notch
of style, colors, Black, Fawn,
Gray and Tweed Mixtures.
Men's and Boys' Clothing.
Most complete stock of new
fine goods in Oaercoats, Suits,
Hats, Caps, Hosiery and
Gloves, Carpets, Curtains and
Rugs. Stock finer than ever.
M. H. �jcIO'
. -- t -•')OWE -The follow -
ie • ' ' • 'ie Hamilton Times:
- • T yer, a middle-aged
wie:.w,.::, - 11 \Jingha;u, came to the
city yesterday to try to find his fiancee,
a widow, whose name is Mrs. Martha
McKinnon, whose address he didn't
know. He said Mrs. McKinnon came
here about a month ago from his town,.
and they had correspouded frequently
until a week ago. He had written her
several letters in the last week, but bad
received no reply. He sent them as
usual, to general delivery, but they had
not been called for. This caused him
ranch uneasiness, and on advice he went
to the two hospitals and made inquiries.
He got no trace of her. Mr. Toveker
consulted the detectives in the evening,
While Mr. Toveker was away lookinu
for Mrs. McKinnon, his 18 -year-old
daughter, Matilda, went to the foot of
Simcoe street to take a swhn. She left
her clothes on the shore, and when she
went in the water some little girls ran
away with her dress, retticoat and
shoes. They Left a few things for her
to put on, however, and she was able to
get home without having to resort to a
barrel. This matter was reported to the
detectives."
cnuUCH :TOTES.
The District meeting for the Wingham
District of the Methodist church will be
held at Whitechurch on Tuesday next
at 10 o*elock a,m,
Rev. R. Hobbs and family are ex-
pected to return home from 1Vluskoka
this evening, and Mr. Dobbs will oc-
cupy his owe pulpit ou Sunday next.
Provincial Endeavor Convention will
be held at Guelph on Oct. 2, 3 and 4.
The programmes are out. Rev. Chas.
M. Sheldon, of Topeka, revises, is an-
nounced as one of the speakers and no
doubt many will be an:tieus to hear hila.
Baptist Church. --Pastor Freecl was
away yesterday at Atwood attending the
council ealledfor the examination and
ordination of Rev. Mr. Saunders, pastor
elect of Listowel and Atwood. Paptist
churches. The Council met at 2 1>• rar.
and 7.30 for Ordination. A full account
!text week.
cow:nm3A'tto.:At, CIIt71tdrr.
t''I11c coming of Christie I£ingdour" is
the subject of the sermon for next Still.
day morning. The evening service will be
evangelistic. Subject of sermon: S"The
great Refuge, our need of ft."
Do not leave the 'church without gil
ing us it chance of shaking hands with
you. If yott have no (•lnureh. 11.011112 we'
want to make your acquaintance,
Tho that hath No friend etltl no enemy
is one of the vulgar 'r and without talents
powers or energy.•--LEareter.
$PORTING Xor err...
Ths Boston Bloomers were defeated
at Palmerston on Tuesday. Seore 1F1 to
12.
13rns; ,Ts 1 t aeb tih club defeated the
Boston Bloomers on Wednesday. Score
• 20 to 10.
In the matched bicycle race at Strat-
ford on ;1'forntlaey between Alex MoIvor,
of Cao(lcricb, n11L3 Peter Cowan, of Roth-
say, was won by Mayor. Distance 10
miles. Time 20.12.
Ace, Mack A. and Aglnou Sim, race
horses owned by H. Sham, of Loudon,
were burned to death at Providence,
R. I,, on Thursday v last. Chgloss
to
Mr. Slit—out; estimated at $8,000, Ace
along was valued at $$0,000.
Two Strike, the gray horse belonging
to ]..11. Swells, of Goderich, that went
in the frL•e-fo:-all at the Whighan races,
won first money in the open trot at the
T.n•eentee Fair races hurt week, Annie
Gould, who also went here, won second
money in the sante race.
The way in which the Winghann vs
Clinton baseball 1xlatch ended last Fri-
day afternoon was a disappointment to
the spectators. The game went nicely
along until Clinton was taking their
half of the 5th innings. In this innings
Umpire Douglass gave a decision that
did riot appear to please some of the
C Titan boys. However the players had
,greed to go on with the game and
seemed. to nem ort :en the umpire after
he had made an explanation, bat ono of
the Clinton players accused the Umpire
of favoring the Wingham boys and be
Wasrl r
e c e ed to quit the game by the
Umpire, Clinton would not proceed with --
cut their player as d the pine ended.
Tee score was 8 to 4 in favor of Clinton,
but Mr, Douglass gave the game to
Wingham with a score of 0 to 0. This
was the last league game and each club
in the league now has equal honors, each.
having lost and won four games.
MINOR LOCALS.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
eed to cure headache.
-Oysters P. in season.
-The town school re -opened on Tues-
day.
-Counterfeit $10 Molson Bank bills
are in circulation.
- The TIMES s is the best place'to get
wedding stationery.
-Northwestern fair at Wingllam. on
September 27 and 23,
-Teams for 25 cents till January 1,
1:)01. Subscribe now.
-A new hardwood floor has been laid
in D. M. Gordou's store.
-D. Robertson shipped a carload of
cattle to Toronto on Tuesday.
-The Kincardine Reporter aud Mild -
May Gazette are holidaying this week.
-Regular monthly meeting of the
School Board on Tuesday evening next.
-A law prohibiting prize fighting in
New York state went bite effect ou
Saturday.
-Theo. Hall has moved into his new
residence recently purchased from J. B.
Ferguson.
-The trains have been running v e'y
irregularly as is usual at the time of the
Toronto fair.
-The C. P. R. and G, T. R. will ruu
excursions to Manitoba and be Weston
Tuesday next.
-New grain of all kinds has been
delivered to Wingham market freely
during the week.
-Rev. A, E. Prior and family have
moved to the house owned by H, F.
Gordon, on Patrick street.
-A number of Orangemen of town
, were unable to attend the Orange.picnlc
i at Maple Grove, near Lucknow, on 11:tou-
clay, owing to the rails,
-Conductor Parker has, rammed his
run between London and Detroit, after
an illness of three weeks, caused, he
believes, by drinking poisoned milk in
Detroit.
-Monday, Labor Day, was very quiet
!in Winghatn as many of the business
p1 rtes were closed. The sports at Gerrie
were the main attraction for Wing-
11:tmitee.
-There aro several cases of typhoid
fever in neighboring towns. Winghani
hes not a ease of contagious disease.
We have one of the healthiest towns in
Western Ontario.
-The TIMES and Daily Toronto Star
to the 1st of next January for the small
sum of '70o in advance. A portrait of
the Queen and Prince of Wales goes
along with this offer free.
-Iiuron County Women's Christian
Temperance Union will hold their
aIlntlal convention with the L"'rlion in
Blyth during the last week Of Septem-
ber. Further notice will be given, r
-A new coach hes been put o11 the
I£iilcardine branch of the G. T. Xt. It is
a first-class .ear such as you find on
Inain lines only - high -back seats
splendidly upholstered, toilet room, etc,
--Tile work on the bridge cn, the
gravel road near town has been delayed
owing to the Holl -arrival, of the Troll,
This pert of the wort: will be proceeded
with ars 50011 as the iron ;Arrives,
'-T his week has seen a number • from '
Wi nglnafnl go to Toronto to attend the
fair and visit 'ceder friends. The morn-
ing train on the G. T. l.2„ wetzt through
from. Palmerston to Toronto on Tuesday.
Thero• were 1180 .passengers on board.
ROW THIN YGIU 1.ODKK1
Do you. lute to tnear it? If not, take
Scott's Emulsion. ' swill illi out your
sunken oyes, hollow cheeps, and thin
bands, Why not have t>,, plump figure?
Don't let disease steal n march on you.
I3f11i1`.
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Cosa• sa,( Pl at
--In Wiuglxnni, on.A,ug.30th, the wife
btii eh
•A. i
1 t 111
i daughter. soe
Ane Cr .T In Nt'malianl on Ere rtulnber 6th, the
wit •,tit 1`. A. Augns: it sell.
lsr��;!tltx�a:t
onlls—Xeer,I:.aoilan At the Immo of the
,ride stttrenth Wllitcehur(•lt, on September
atll, in rtes. A. I Frown, It. J. Doe't , hardware
nal -chant, of Whitechurch, to Anise Alur -,
eldest daughter of TLuxaL 5 Me C1; nal;Blit,
IIAr1 k'.irititit. •At the Methodist p 'son -
Wroxeter. by Bev. C. V. Lake, on Aug. ('ti,
Mr. David Hall to Miss Mary Fluke«, both of
Elnovae,
IffrouPsmx-bI!>.r t oca zt,-C�l August 27th, at
the home of the bride's. brother, Joseph A.
1tullou •h, bw the Rev. Dr. Chown, of Toronto,
assisted )ty itcw 0. V. Lake, of \Yioxeti'r. Itev.
Alfred A. Thompson, B. A., of Reston, aluzxi-
toba, alxd Torras Julia AIuilougll, of Dungannon..
Ilot rrr h %Vry&r,woola,-At the 1 esidenee of
the bride's ;;rand parents Mr, and Airs.
Thomas l! ol:ster Yonge street, Hirzistou, ole
the e venni; of, Monday Sept. 3, 1000, at 7
o (•loci-, by Rev, Joint (xilpin, Aits,i Witlz&
\i'ellt5 00(1 of li lrriston to),kl1, Jolla Holmes of
Whitechurch.
zrrz n),
f,tia li Thio'Cas(7iore, 5 120;ye.1sz(111(11112.
days.. &er
(roderi,1i, on Aug. 20, Iielttt,
e r,f ,te„1:1 ..Morrison, tined 2years and li
months.
r:?.ZRxsoN,-I't (loderrcll township, on Aug.
'•:-t,(,eo Jitchsen age47elyears,
11t.•E e u .•--In Bruce Tp.,on the lh 1 inst.,.
Firs, i uihalilu• \ecitenzie, ged 70 years;
Melee Ss lit l e In srll l 1 tlu;t c .0art till1 be
held pursuant to 11 Ontario kers' Lists Aet,
by lttti Honour the e u te Comity court
et the t'ounrt; of Hurt, the kole,sec
at Biut'vale, on the 13 ' of September, 1000,
at 10 (t'uloelt ill iii Trutt u, to hear and Aa.
ternuue the he tel eenn It is of errors (incl
omissions i le V"oterie 14 of the Afunici•
IInlltty of rube Fry for 1000. persons law,
bt e.s,utthe court are veto ^11.toattend
tit Mid. tint(' uu(1. it1ItL.
tu`i•etle, Auer. "8, It 0O.
JOIiN I3LTR(1EEt1;,
Clerk Township of ',t`ixinberry.
and constituted Clerk of said .Court.
A Mau Wanted at once
roe engage *with tm ole1. reliable firm in ai plea-
sant psolitablr and permanent business in
own county. (.00cl pay weeklyc xcivaive con-
trol of torritol y. Onlthose wie ine'ean, business
need ultply, nait1 to L• of
CHENOWwTIi,
4•18111)0(11041. Ave., Toronto.
AUCTION SALE
Valuable Farm Property.
3111110(4 MaOD021ald and Angus MaeDonnld,
executors to the will of the late -William Mac-
luive Instruct'cd.T. Currie, Auctioneer,
to hull bw public nuc'tion subjeet to a reserve
bid, at Queen's Hotel, in the Village of Bel -
grave, on
Thursday, Sept. `loth,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon
tercels of land,
HCattirh.-3'u Hallett, on September 1st, kits.
Part 1. Containing FO nerevdntore or less, 11114110x, aged (10 years. north of the Nortli z ^ of Lot, 84 Con, 0, East
Waw'anosh, about •44 acres of cleared Bind.
DR, IIGNEW,
Physician, •Surgeon, etc.
Mee -Macdonald Block, over J. 12. Davis'
Drug Stove. Night calls answered titthe office.
;'ANTBD-ACTIVE "ik AN *F GOOD
elle ructer to deliver and col tin Huron
County for old e tablishe anufacturing
wholesale house t 'J a1 • .u•, sure pay. Hon-
esty more than ex •1• - Ice required. Our re-
ference, any buil ' 1 any city. Enclose self-
cddressed stetlnpe envelope. Manufacturers,
Third Floor,. 834 Dearborn St., Chicago.
Cook's Cotton Boot Compound,
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cooks Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. Price, No, i, $1 pper
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $8 per box. No.
1. or 2. mailed on receipt of price and two 8 -vent
stamps. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
�siufsut(by all
renble'Drggto recommendeda
No.1 and No. 2 are sold in Wingham by A. re
Hamilton, J. E. Davis, A. A. Morrow, Colin A
Campbell, Druggists.
IDEM AND JELLY
MILL.
Take notice that the Wingham. Cider
and Jelly Mill has commenced operations
and will run
Every. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday
until season 1s ended.
BRING B.LoNG YOUR APPLBS
and have them made into Sweet Syrup
or Jelly without extra expense.
DAVID E. HASTINGS.
qty £TET.
Without
uestioll
The best equipped business and short-
haud school in Canada is the Forest
City Business and Shorthand College,
London, Ont.
Large enrollment and strong faculty.
Hundreds of students in good positions.
Years of excellent work at its credit.
Catalogues of either course free.
Correspondence invited.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal,
FOR TIMES
SUBSCRIBERS
The Tie= has completed arrange-
ments for the issue of a very handselne
CHRISTMAS
SUPPLEMENT
tobe delivered or mailed On or about
December 14th.
The supplement will be in book form,
and Will contain from 85 to 40 pages. It
will be printed on good paper, , well
bound and profusely illustrated. The
reading matter will be much above the
ordinary, and thework well worth pre-
serving. Size of pages 11 x 15q inches.
HOW TO GET IT
1 very subscriber w]10 pays all arrears
and a year in advance, will receive a
copy free.
Every new subscriber who pays a year
in advance, will receive a copy free,
The price to non-pay-in•aclvanoo sub•
scribers and the general public, 25 cents,
Advance and new subscriptions twill
be reeeived from ��ttybis�da�yte forward,
TIIVit
WI14G11A,1it.
13:111111e0 111 btlrh; a log house, fz'u410 barn an(1
frame stahtes, a good orchard, aboutsofa
mile from, P. O., and near to school and elau•ch.
This lot is well t'upplicd with good water the
year
Part round. ein e; part of the North ?r' of Lot 138,
Con. 0, hast Wawnnosll, containing 28 acres
more or less all bush.
mon y to be pa,idlxoneday hof sale, Bal-
ance/air-
chase '
i Cf
in 80 days.
Further lt er
paxti
eulr
ing made
known on day of sale, or by attplying to tile
Efi:•cutorx.
Dated this lOtll day of August, 1000.
JAMES MacDONALD, Executors.
ANGUS Ai:acDONALD,
J. CURRIEE, Auctioneer, St. Helens P. O.
Winglatm. ,
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It will pay to be enrolled as it student in the
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ONT.
Many of "the students of our Shorthand and
Business departments daring the last term,
were offered excellent positions before com-
lpleting their celuscs. Wo have supplied the
argest cooperage concern on the continent
with See BOOK-KEEPERS and STENO-
GRAPHeres. RESULTS ARE THE TEST to
apply when you come to decide where to take
your course.
147' cities, towns and villages in Canada and
Newfoundland ; 20 counties in Ontario ; Parry
Sound and Muskoka, Alberta, and six states of
the Union were represented last year.
OUR QUARTER-CENTURY session opens
Sent. 4.
Good board for g ants at $2,50 per week, and
for ladies $2.00. We pay railway fare to the
extent of $8.00 to students from it distance.
For the finest college catalogue in Canada,
write
D. McLACHLAN & CO.
FORTY POUNDS OF QUALITY
and an immeasurable amount of
comfort is contained in every one of
these
MESS
we are selling,
. They are fine mattresses covered with
Satin ticking. In one or two pieces as
desired. The mattresses are worth and
usually sell at $0.00, but we are offering
them at $1.50, and $4,t0 Mattresses at
$8.50.
WALKER & BUTTON
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers.
SPECIAL I IN
F1
wer
1-..q inch ' i
2 C
h I l
ower Pots
t
3 inch Flower Pots
4 inch Flower Pots
5 inch Flower Pots
6 inch. Flower Pots
7 inch Flower Pots
100 doz.
1 50 doz.
20o doz.
30e cloz.
40c clos..
500 doz.
NOTE THE ABOVE PRIDES
r
at
FARMERS, AUER & BUTTON
and anyone leaving live stock or other UNDERTAKERS W
articles they wish td dispose of, should.udver- , 11►GEIAM,
largega Nia ht calls at Button $lock, or I+ Fifth
circulation tells and it will bestrange indeedif
yen do not get a customer. We can't guarantee
tiso the same for sale in the Timms. Our hmoor south of School Souse, Shop. op -
that _you Will sell because you may ask more posit° Macdonald block.
for tins article or stock than it is worth. Send
your vadvertisemento
to the Timms and try this
alan rticles. disposing your stock and other
Pliotos at
orne
M. E, Zurbrigg makes a specialty of
out -door photography; picnic parties,
family groups on the lawn; residences,
wedding parties and gatherings of every
description photographed in an artistic
manner. Wo deem it a pleasure to go
anywhere so don't forget us.
We do Picture. Framing -end we do it
right too.
_M. E. ZURBR1G-G-'S
Down floor gallery,
opp. Presb. Church.
MAM PUMP WEE
MY! VI/ NAr1 COP ,D3f TNAT 'rat,�"P•f..,.^47ALLFC
Having re -purchased our old stand,
we are now prepared to supply the pub-
lic'a-ith Wood -and Iron Force and Lift
Pumps, Brass and Iron Cylinders, Gal-
vanized Iron Tubing., Cisterns, Water
Troughs, Sinks. Baths, Pipe Fitting,
Well Digging and everything din con-
nection with water supplies.
Galvanized Steel Wiudmillsfor power
and pumping water.
We can do our work cheaper than
others in the business as we have the
steam power.
Repairing promptly attended to. We
also do well digging anti chilling. All
work is thoroughly guaranteed.
Give us a call.
NUWOLSoN
BUILDER and
CONTRACTOR
We are still in the building business and are
prepared to take contracts for the oroctiQn_of
all kinds of buildings.
Plan and specifications furnished ou short
notice. Workmanship guaranteed and at rea-
lonablo rates, .
WM. NICHOLSON.
Residence Dlagnol street, opposite Francis
street.
Talk
would be useless unless
the fit, style and qualityl
were apparent to back up'
every statement. We
don't talk volumes, but
our suits talk for us, and
our prices will suit you,
Leave your order for
that new
SPRING SUIT OR,
OVERCOAT
E 0. CLARKE
D. SHOWERS & SON. Stand next Griffin's Grocery.
Get t 4. a �..
a watch. We have something expressly for him fresh from
the New Haven Works. The price will suit you, the watch
willsuit the boy. The price is $r:75. The watch is a good
looker, and a good tune-keeper—the biggest thing for the
money --convenient size, neat appearance, made of good ma-
terial and well set together. Don't confound it with the cheap
watches you have seen, for it is one in a thousand. Absolutely
the best ever offeredfor the money. We have also watches (C
the highest grade, and at all prices.
.:
THINGS
NECESSARY
to the successful tailor are: A
stock of Superior Cloth, I£now-
ledge of his Business, Skill in
Cutting and Pitting, and prices
which are low enough to attract
without being low enough to
lessen value.
The possession of these ossen-
tials snakes us confident of our
success in pleasinigeverypatronn.
We guarantee satisfaction,
Robt. Maxwell
High Art Tailor, Wingliam,
G. '4tters�n,
Stone Block, next Door to Clegg's Hardware.
WANTED
A rnan to represent us at Wingham and surroundiny.
country, its the sale of our choice Canadian grown Nurser
Stock. A permanent paying position with chance of advances
anent. Arrangements 'will be made with a suitable man to
SELL, DELIVER and COLLECT. Good pay weekly.
We also handle sprayers, large and small, the best made
Write at once for further particulars to
The Thos. W llowinan & Son Co.,,
Established 4.0 years," Li tufted, TORONTO, ONT*