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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-09-21, Page 1VOL, XXVIII,NO, 1483, WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1900, • A YEAR IN ADVANCE 40414 .44:42 io IIS IN ALL LINES ()INT SATURDAY. Business is booming, so much with us •in Tailoring that it is hardly'*.north our 5yhile to advertise thie branch of our -"business, but still we want to remtnd all -our friends that we shall be glad to see them, and we might mention that we are selling oft the balance of our Sum- mer Suitiugs at a great reduction. In BOOTS and SliOES It is needless to say we lead the Trade. 'Oltr eustomers have been morn than sat- Isfied during the past season; the conso- eauence is, we have had a large increase 'in our sales; we anticipate a very large business for Fall, and consequently leave boughtheavily, and iu order to make room for these now Goods we are 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 Boot on Saturday at COST. We have .just sorted up our stock of `GENTS' FURNISHINGS, HATS MID -GAPS ' In. these we have the very latest—if yoif; event to be up-to-date 'in Neckwear .ands hieadwear, you must come to us. We e,still a few eses DR "GooDS -. .left; wo are selling them at 50 per cont. o1i cost—it will pay you to buy any- lthing we have, even if you don't need it just now, The rest of our Groceries .at cost and below. We have not much left, but what we have you can have at Tour own price. WE SELL CHEAP. io uth SOBS Marriage Licenses Issued by EnaElt P&TEtasort, No. 2$ Victoria street. Wingham, Ont. No witnesksrequired. Send for our catalogue and be con- Ce • winced that we do work in businesso duration in Canada Lr i Central Business College' E r Stratford, Ont, J Students from Manitoba on the west, r Newfoundland on the cast and Texas on the south are in attendance this year. r Distance proves no hindranoo to those iw o desire,to get the best. a, • S neral Canadian colleges -_.. and many largo American schools =Ploy ourgradua.tes' as teachers. This Bilis a strong proof of superiority. Enter, Mg now if )OSl..ble. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, 20 Cents pays for the TIME; till Sanitary tst, 1901, ,.70 eats pays for the TIMES and To,. ronto Daily Star till Ian, 1st, 1.001, All who sub. scribe for the star get a handsome picture of the, queen and Pritten' of "Wales, Leave your orders early at the'TIMMS dike. E YO PICKLING? If so you should use nothing but the Best Spices and Vinegar Wilson's Pure White Wine Vinegar is acknow- ledged to be the best. You can get it along with pure spices at N. A. FARQU A aSON'S (The China House) 00.10...00.00.1001m., GENERAL LOCAL NEWS , See Halsey Park's advertisement. Dr. Butler, of London, will be at the Queen's .`Hotel, Wingham, on the first F idayy of each month from 11.30 a. till 3 o'clock p. nz., for consultation diseases of the eyo, ear, nose and throat, - FROM D. Loud •, BD.—R. G. Gordon received a Letter f m David Lougheed, the young ming' . left Wingham some months ago to do uty in South Africa. We were please + to learn that Mr. Lougheed was joying good health. The letter diel no contain anything of public interest,. COAL WILL Go es—The big strike of the coal miners in he Pennsylvania and surrounding distri ts is likely to make an uneasiness >at e coal. markets, The daily press says, , . at it is nos probable prices will be'iiz. diately advance, but it is likely that ha . octal will go up to $7 or -$9.a.ton befoa tl e hater is over..., Tem NEW ST' nra,# Messrs. H. E. Isard & Co., the ew merchants have been busy. this • eek unpacking their stock of dry goods , groceries, boots and shoes and will be =ady for bzisiness on Saturday of this week. They have their store,.opposi e the Bank of Hamil- ton, nicely fitted ; p. Their announce- ment will be•fo d. in another . uinn of this issue. FOR, ,SALE. -The home of line Ross, north of th terms. Apply on th SATISFAcTORr. boast of mine doctors, fifteen insurance age the physical, mora .• gists of the people. of granolithie sidew more manufacturing fewer lawyers than county, and no matte go we are sure to h Winghant.—Correspo New Era. rs. Cara'' : Favorable r=pulses. gham now can ix ministers, and ts, to look after financial inter - o have more miles k, faster horses, tablishments and ny town in the how the elections e an M. P. in once in Clinton BeseEe-h'osTau RE 'Ions -From the Carsonville, Mich. Inpendent we learn souze particulars of he Bisbee -Foster family reunion at tha r place last week. Geo. A. Bisbee of thi town was One of those present. Re esentativos to the number of 80 were pr sent from Canada, Michigan, Indiana Wisconsin, and.t better• lobkintg, more ntelligent or more jovial lot of people i would be difficult to be found. A m happy time was spent by.ail those ho were in. atten- dande. The TIME hopes Mr, Bisbee may be spared to a tend. many f ily lesions. Furnished rooms wanted b two or three youn • bachelors. M be Well heated and centrally 1oc ed. P. O. Lox 284, Wingbatn, TUB 1110/TIONS. --- The Toronto papers, more especie, ly the Star have been raising the roof ith the Industrial Fair managers for th way in ;which the fair has been run. T ev claim that too much attentionisbelt paid to side shows and other attractions a not enough at- tention is being .paid the ngrictiltural part of the fair. aro of the Janne opinion as tine'lcoront papers and think a change is aecessa or the Toronto Fair managers will s a laxgea drop in their receipts than th y experienced this year. One of our exo iuiges in spent:Mg of this (natter sty s “Women with whiskers and num wi h rings in their Inose are all right, we , appose, in , their plaee, but they have no 'ight to the chief place at an :agriculture fair." Monnit ro Lo uv.—Money to loan on notes, and notes discounted at reason- able rates, 111oney advanced on wort - gages, with privilege of paying at the end of any year. Notes and acoountf collected, Office—•l1eaaver Meek, Wing - 1 A' 'ROM t MeD nno. • Big stool. of V er , aelceta, Cape Capeeines, Clollarct . r.c, at LAWS.. l ftee.INuuy Or;e;; ,cis.—Tho Wingba milliners annouuc their full opeuine for Tuesday and ft Mowing days of ne week. The Italie of town acid vieiuit will be out in ImpttumU4rs next we to view the now at -les in fall beadge a TIIEY ARD 'Wi 'Tits. Tho phoin horses owned by J. E. Seven; are sti doing good worn' across the hues Walter K. won see nal in hi:, race la week anti Harold , (lid not rice. Mr Sevarts weut to oluribus, Obio, on Satarday last. H avid H, woe his;race: in Columbus ou 'ueeday iu straigli heats. His best ti se was 2,11? i. WANT?,D AT Oxon.. --A good, bright, active youth to learn the store-l:eepthg business. Apply to D. 4. GORDON, Winghan . IN Tun OLD Sr., SD ` On Saturday last A. II. Carr pur hased J. H, Young's flour and feed bu .Mess. and took posses- sion the same da , Mr. Carr formerly owned this bu = iess fund •should feel thoroughly at h me in the old stand His. maw friend • will be pleased to iearu that he intends ).:miming in Wingham.We ntderstaual s r. Young inset • tak- inga course at usiness cone Black w Drutr and ltoe Worthing- ton's; Stock Tot' ; it i t e best on the market. The . est g • des of flour and all kinds of mea s always on baud and delivered on she test u• ' 'Phone 32. AT This SALT : LOC s ' 'Workmen ere busy ab the salt lock getting things in readiness for o r rations'. The pan.: is being thoroughl overhauled and a now fire place is bei built. Mr. Sperling has this week r, eived a car load of Sire brick direct ,"o • Scotland. Ho has also received re• car loads of cooperage stock: s' he block will be ready for operati a within three weeks. s, Second hand buggy for xle, almost A.rpky to Warn new; also to cutter. FgTIIICE. New RESIDENT 1Sfr. JohnFtonof the yt flint of Cochrane '-Jnbneton, marble dealers, in moving t town from Erus- Hk sols and w ill aoeupe the dwelling next to ,. Patterson's flour a I feed Amen Thiswill snake two fam' its that aro 'moving from Brussels to-nebam, W. P. Ven - II stone will trove int the house vacate st ' by T. L. Jobb in to few days: " e Testes welcomes tl . newcomers. Tho Imperial and Nations names of the latest pair of they are a wonderful pa' tiou at T. H. Ross' -. rooms. WEDDING BELLS the Dunnville C'. refers to the ]nary Graham of this joins in hearty 001 wishes for a long nxl mall• stylish home affair was giv Barry 0. Killina 'furnished residence Liilias Darham, on John Durham, who noon was united IVIaleohn. Graham Promptly at three attended by his b Graham of Uxbride ing room and took t of the officiating. 'el Gourley, M. A., pa, They were followe bridesmaids, Edna Gardner, who ear fio tvers. Then oft Miss Birdie Montag bonnie bride hersel of her father. She comingly in a Cheviot cloth, witl silk and cream ap later, when takin the 6.45 train wes brown straw, wit ]Wings. About 25 friends witness - After the us the guests spacious dining r tunas de jueuer w handsomely laid, have ' done credi Among tha many a china tea set froi of Knox Chureh token of their appr she has done amon good wishes for her present which will by the bride -was th pupils of her Sand china salad dish sic original little note signed "John P. In has been employed Sottuct for about Which he wua a tri ed einployeed of millerss,, here, for s laic stay in Dunnr warin friends. 't higher terms of his to say thti no More was ever !Wedded it one of his ilshoiee, of J. A. rteIndooa 1 illlnns, waterers head clerk and bo many friends. . T to 'V°Viughain, the 1 Bather, for it bri they VIII take 4t Sound. A, largee to eestenid good wts few pounds of Cornet i3aiitt t rousing serenade. are the wius and On •exhibi- lethent ware - 2t The following frost onicle of Sept. 7th, eofa. sou of R. A. awn, and the Teems ratulatious and beat d happy life:—"Au •edcling for a quieiq n by Mr. and Mrs. t their beautifully to their friend, Miss y daughter of Mr. u Weduesdayafter- marriage to Mr. of . Owen Soun( o'clocl. the groom; other, Mr. James , entered the draw- eir position in front rumen, Rev. Jas. or of Knox church. by two dainty little' South and Bessie d bouquets of Cut c the nn:ticl of hotter e, followed by the , leaning on the arm was dressed most be - ng -away gown of a vest of turquoise ique trininaings, and their departure by she wore a turban of blue and fawn trim- elatives and intimate 1 the ceremony. al congratulations repaired to the. ens, where a sump s served. The tables d the service would to it city caterer. autifal presents was her fellow teaohers unilay School as a ation of the work them, and of their appiness. Another ng be remembered t from one of< the Sehool ekes 'of a onnpanied by a cute ritten by himself, Wu." The groom miller in Owen year, previous to Worthy and honor- ney cC Middaugh, O title. Daring le he made ,many o cannot &peek in valuable bride than justly popular bride Dunnville than the bile in the employ d later with TI. 'C, d confectioners, as kskeeper; she made ie happy couple went ane of the groom's stay, after Whielt resitlonoo in. Owen wd, was at the depot es sand ineidentaily it -the Ideal Silver Milo tendering a I.'OX;;DELt Dist )0ATuD —Ono of the Bring Bros. who neve been hero with horses front Danns: „ had the misfortune to have ono of hi shoulders dislocated on Saturday last, Ile was trying to eatuh a horse an was thrown in acute way with the ab• a result. He left for his house in lunsas on Saturday. Fifteen of their zoites were sent to Mt. Forest this we and will be sold by :motion on Sat day. Housn FOR S .—Any person desir- in) oto purchase a good comfortable 1 use in good to ation on easy terms of system, can learn partioulars by applying to the r mums COM DEATH or Mu . RU1LB 1LL.—The wife of Mayor Fre oriole G. Rumba'', of London, died • a Wednesday morning, after au illness . ' over a year. Mrs. Ruuibali was in filer 45th year and pre- vious to her ma 'iae was Miss Agnes Ailtenhead, of B 'ucefiekl. Besides her husbend she lea vs a family of three. Deceased was :Il -known in Wingbam and vicinity an her friends here will be sorry to hear of or death. WIWI NEW r . •ERS.—J. W. Whit- lock, of Walkerton has purchased the Advocate and News, published at Paisley and that town ill now be supplied by one paper. I e Fergus Canadian has been sold to- a s ndiesnte and Fergus will now only have • me paper. These are instances where 1 was known • dist the field for newepa ers wary ..overcrowded.. The Kincardine Review s:iind Brussels Herald are 'sonde mg this week. ANNUAL . CoN • NTIOL—T he Huron Gp%unty Woman's'hristian T tnperance IN= will hold heir annual couven- n at Blyth iii S ptember 25th, cora- acing at 9 o'lo, k a. tugs , Rev. R. obi, of Wtngba ,will 'address the ing rte emit ,s--: SA a -4 0g- jvho' won a silver nied 1, s a contest in Goderich, given by t e W. C. T. U. is also on the program e for a recitation. All interested in tem rause aro cordially invited. 011 SALE.—Hou n Patrick Street; cellar, garden, w kitchen, Healthy present occupant, FIVE GOOD OF the Weekly Ole until the end of 1 TImmno and Faini Star till the end soribers for 40 till the end of th nett/ subscribers 1st, 1902 and a Christmas supp for $1.10; the' till January is Christmas su picture, "The Paardeberg" scribers. Pick take advantage into the nuns that your orde and lot tenth stable seven roomsees good fished and summer situation. Apply to nes. J. W. GoFFIN. RS.—The TIMES and e to new subscribers 00 for 40 cents; The Herald and Weekly f the year to new sub- lets; the TIMES alone year for 20 cents, to the Teems till Jauuary copy of our handsome anent to new subscribers BLEs and Weekly Globe 1902 and a copy of lenient and copy of uadians at the Battle of r $1.70 to new sub- set the offer you wish to if, send word or drop office and we will see is promptly attended to. FLOUR AND • ED.—Having pttrehased J. H. Young's Sour and feed store at the corner,of the market square,. I will be peased to sec all his old customers and tis many new ones as will favor me with a call. x intend keeping in stock the very best grades of flour that motley can buy, Have now six different mills flour, ranging from $1.50 to $2.75 per 100 lbs. 2t A. IL CAitn. , es See the Japanese Silks; at Kerr's. Tun PoIC1INz,I5 PLAY, -,-Tho play "Itiehelieu," ire in the opera house on Friday evening la t by Edouard D'Oize and kris company vas not very well at- tended, owing o doubt to its being sprang on in too : tort notice .and not be- ing properly ads rased. Mr. D'Oire took bin part wel and is a good actor. More bane is neer KI to advertise an en- tertaiutnent of ti *.-; kind. NortrII-Wr;,,TN \ FAIR.—Tlte North. Western Fair to 1 a held in Wingham, ort Thursday and iiday of next week, promises to be a : y ahead of any pre- vious fairs. The 't r:retary has already received it large 1i t . f entries. On the evening of Thursc ay, a programme will be given and an .tdznission fee of 10 cents will be char ;ed, The speeial at- tractions for the include horse race trot or 2,3Q pace a The two fast Can K. 2.143(, and H by J, B:6,8574691.1; , Swarts) t in the U, S. by w Which. they start circuit, aro expo give an exhibition, teats record of 2.1: will not compete i Thera should be a the fair this year. will be in attendau Wm. Robertson, so Wilson's office ou receive entries. A BUSINu ss Creels'E,. s ,will bo seeu from the asuman anent iu another column, S. Gracey has made a sale of his business to Mess J. J. and Luther Ball, of Brussels, tw , young nneu who come to Wingham h hly recommended. Luther Ball has had n ue years experience in the furniture and nudertaking busi- ness and should. be • le to give entire satisfaction, J. J. B 11 has had several rcantile business, well in his new r. and family will ice in Wingham The Teems is Ball family as and trust the wits success it econd afternoon will d a 2.50 trot or pace. diau pacers (Walter old H. 2.15ei, owned ho caused a sensation /suing every race in d in. the Lake Erie tett Inane, and will v beat the Canadian ten These horses any of the races. he Wiugham baud on tne second day. etary, will be at 3, ednesday next to years experien in m which win s e him business. see Ball, take up t eir reside seTtes tune next mouth plgased to welcome, th ;residents of our ton .Youug men will meet *heir business. iffr. resident of Winghara and he has not yet d future plens aro to be. in town for soxne we founcl as usual at the ca Graeey is the kind o Winghain can ill afford hope he may be abl things as to not break ne our town. Frances streee, was the cue of a pretty home wedding on We nesday, when Campbell was married to A. Waite, bookkeeper and manager or R. j. Score & Sou, of Toronto. he ceremony was performed by Rev. 1 icharcl Hobbs at 10,30 a. m. in the prese ce of only the relatives and near fri cl of the con- tracting parties. bride looked beautiful in ss o white silk organdie over brocaded tin, trinamed with lace and pearls. Sh. was attended by her sister Miss Mettle ampbell, who wore a dress of pink aside 'te organdie. Little Maggie Hiscocks, neice of the bride was flower girl ang s attired in a dress of pink brocade silk, rimmed with chiffon and lace and carrie a boquet of white roses. W. Birchar , of Toronto was best man for the groon . After the ceremony was over the hap y party sat down to dinner. The watts were very beautiful ami Maui. The groom's present to the bride bear a purse (f bride's travelling suit b of dark green French covert cloth, rimming of greeu silk aud white sins vast. aud wo weeks in Muskets/1 the newsy- Stedded couple will take uo I:081;1011W su heir already tarnished non o Totauto. na Tents Joins with the satyr ihiends happy fatttee in their Ile re The Fell term of the st )wel Easi. ess College and Shorth lid Institute las opened with a ,geed. at Mance from College has made au ex tAlene record during the first yearns opt, -anent, gradu- ating a higher pereetertge tablisheci by the vatioas roeorts of the different Basiuess Colic s. The new qtatrtets of the College levelled °Weide the city of Tor o; are cone- neoctiotts, well lig ed =Mated, fatly egaipped end et acmes. Its ad- ditiou to the .Prinmpal, who devotes itia entire time to class room inetruction, there ate three very able and efficient assistauts, The rates for tuition charged by the Listowot College Etre eonskier. ably less than those charged by Final= institutions elsewhere, end it would Wein tO 11S very advisable for our young people !,ce take advantage of ettch an tee portututy to wore a good business education. Illustrated eatalogue, with full descriptiote can Le had upon app.e. etaitsitoolzvetio. the Principal. C. L. Hera, 4! For the B:est and g come to us, We will please Ours are fresh and our prices The aia wiriama strata. to WAIT FOR THEM. We aro just .passing into stock about 175 Ladies' Cloth and. Fur Jaeltets; also Fur Lined Capes and Wraps. The above garment; have been im- ported direct from the most celebrated makers in Berlim Germany. and for steles, materials, evorkmanship, tumid prices svill easily take first pine° in the trade of this western section. Do not buy until you, have examined very. care- fully these beautiful and seasonable gar- ments. It will pay. you to see them be- fore giving your fall order. The Direct Importer. WANTED—At once, 103 Tubs Butter. See that window of $1.25, $2.00 shirts. Your choice for 75c, G. E. XING. COUNTY COUNCIL LEOTIONS.--This is the year for electin the County Copia cillors, and no don municipal matters will be more intere deg than usual. We se have not heard an IIMMCS mentioned in Stuart and. Patt aon. have been the, representatives om the Winghana district in the uty Council for the, past four years. a citizen that tO SO arrange p his r• sideuce The diploma We hold front the Optical Institute of Canada is a guarantee of our qualification to giVO perfeetsA.tb,ittetion the fitting of gift S$C8. Oar eqnipment for ibis work Ino always been ot the best, hut to make it still more complete and up to date we have Jam, added a "jebb Oeto. meter," the `latest invention in this eittlY8 of instruments. DO not let fake optieians and pedlers who have never studied the eyes, tamper with yottrs, and sell you glasses at double their value when. yon eati be properly fitted At J. E, DAVib0 111:111dOilins AND OPTICIAN. front the old Isom and equally appres ciate the heme r. Therefore if you are wondering ivh to send a,bsent ones, try a year's subscr tion to the TIUEs. Then thiuk of the umber of letteee evill save you writ' g, and the asitranit of news you will g v your friends, The Texas to any taldr ss until Jautuner 1st, 1.901 for 20 cents. GOODs RecovEnEe.—We were pleased to learn. on Tuesday that M. H. Mind= had recovered upwards of $100 worth of the goods that where stolen. from Isis store seine mouths ago. There tecovery happened this way. A man was stop- ping at one of the hotels in, Brumfield and was selling goods, similar to Mrs MeIndoo's, in s lots to varlets,* parties about the tel. Deputy Sheriff Grundy, of Goder' heard of this and. paid a visit to Br afield, but the man and left for p rte unknown. aud left the goods behind him, The articles vvere re anted to Wingham as his property. Where the rest of the goods and th guilty man aro is yet a secret. Wingham's Popular Shoe Store. Tt =lug things npside down at our CLEARANCE 3ALE SEASONABL5, FOOTWEAR taianee of sullies stock must go to make room for Pall Goods, These offerings should stir up every thrifty shoe wearer. 13oysi and Girls' School Shoes ht Vull stock of Children's end Tants. Come Along with your ordered work dna repidting. Yours,