HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-09-28, Page 1VOL, XXVIII. NO, I484
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WINGZTAM, 0.N.TARIO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1000,
A YEAR IN ADVANCE
• wrry 10,r;
P.
IW • ALL LINE'
`ON SATURDAY.
Bttsizicss is booming so much with es
iu Tailoring that it is lzarclly ,worth our
while to advertise this branch of our
bustiless, ?alit• still we Want to remind all
onn'trieitdf diet we shall be glad to see
their!, and We might mention that eve
are selling off the balaixeo of our Sum-
rner 'Sttitims at a great reduction, In
BOOTS and SiO,OS
It is needless to say we lead the Trade.
Our customers have been more than sat-
isfied during the past season; the conse-
cluenoe is; we have had a large increase
is our sales; ^eve anticipate a very large
business for Fall, and conseouently
have ;bought heavily, and in order to
make room for these new Goods we are
selling; the balance of our Spring, Stoc1,
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
GENS' FURNISHINGS,
HATS An GAPS
In these we have the very latest—if
you wast to be up-to-date in N+eekwear
and Headweatr, you must come to us.
We have still a few
DRY GOQDS
left ;'wo are selling them at 50 per ceut.
on oast—it will pay you to buy any -
1 thing 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 Wo have you can have at
your own pries.
WE -SELL CHEAP
Sol s Central lege, Stratford, for
the purpose of perfecting their studies in
Shorthand.
This o t acid. zlszs certainly speaks well
for the character and superiority of the
instrett tion impacted at the Listowel
Shortifand Institute. For illustrated
if you
have
a
P 11a
andwant
Groceries
call up
•c,+ No. 58
d;
and your orders will
be promptly attend-
ed to.
N. A. FAARQUHA SON'S
(The China House).
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's advertisement..
Dr. Butler, of London, will be at the
Queen's Hotel, Wiugham, on the first
Friday of each month from 11.80 a.
nt. till 8 o'clock p. m„ for consults/40a
in diseases of the eye, ear, ose and
throat.
Cr3AhaaE o1:' OF IC(MRS. Bat1'rister
ranstone and Dr. T, Holloway have
decided to make transfer of . their
offices in the Beave block. Repairs and
changes will be ads in both offices
and the change epi take place within a
fete' weeks. st
ADVANCE '""IN Coate --People who
bought their coal arly in the season are
in luck, Owing ' o the strike at the
mines, the local de ers are now charg-
ing $7 per ton fo ,00al. The local
merchants find gnu h difficulty its having
their orders filled.
RIPE RASPELRR s._Tho editor gave
lydwarcl Haines o the gravel road, south
of town, a call o e day this week ' and
saw iu his gar n a number of ripe
raspberries on th vines ;• also a number
of partly forme berries and a, large
number of bless ms. It is not very
often we have ri raspberries . Septem
ber.
The Listowel Busine College and
Shorthand Institute ope ed its fall term
with good success, ha ng received ap-
plications from ryr ex -pupils of the
Business
Marriage 3,rcenses
Issued by FitA.tzr PAxuttsoti, No. 23 Victoria
street. Windham, Ont. No witnesses required,
ECM -L4.titrATL:D.-1--c..arelter.sattrz6-,-,1
ri,Seifd for oar catalogue and.be con-
winced that we do aM
Ti�"� try
V'swore in businestoday.s edneation in Canada r
.-
Central Business Collage
Stra a,,rc'i, Ont. Students from AI on the west;,
Newfotu,dland on the east imd Texas on
a_
the south are in attendance co this year. r;
Distance proves no hindranuo to those
twho desire to get the best. C
Several Canadian colleges nri
and many large American Schools employ employ our graduates as teachers. Tilts ro
nits as strong, hoof of superiority. Enter _lrn
�r flow if possible,
N W. a 1. ELLIOTT, Prinelpal, tyy
VA •at o .-t t iii sir F'%4
2
ts
pays for the Trolls! till
January tst, 1301
70 Cents
.pays for the TIMES and To,.
ranto Daily Star till Jan,
1st, 13OL. All who stip.
scribe for 'the Stat get a
handsome picture' of then
Queen and Prince of
Leave your ord.et1 early
at the Tx nes office.
catal0
r-
gu •a ., teems, s, etc., apply to C. L:
Hartt, Listowel.
Fran GooD OMR —The Thugs and
the Weekly Globe o new subscribers
until the end of 190a for 40 cents; The
TIs and FamilyIerarld and Weekly
Star till the end of he year to new sub-
scribers for 40 ce ts; the nuns alone
till the end of the • ear for 20 cents, to
new subscribers; o Tmtns till January
1st, 1002 and a c py of our handsome
Christmas supple, ent to new subscribers
for $1,10; the T is and Weekly Globe
till January 1st, 1902 and a copy of
Christmas supp :meat aud copy of
picture, "The C a adians et the Battle of
Paardeberg" fo $1,70 to new sub-
scribers, Pick o t the offer you wish to
take advantage o , send word or drop
into the 'rims e aI co and wo will see
that your order is .romptly attend to.
FLO'tM AND FEE ..--having pu ased
J, H. Young's our and f d store
at the corner of ie, market
square, I will be I eased t eo all his
old customers and -. s main ow otxes as
will favor me w li a call. I intend
keeping izrstocic t e 'very best grades of
flour that money ,an buy. Have now
six different trill_ r sur, ranging from
$1.50 to $2.75 per 't lbs,
2t A. IL 0Att z.
A SnAsn OD. umber of yotteg
gentlemen and laclie of town started on
a trip oh; Thursday ' ening of last Week
in a.carryall with t intention of spend-
ing the evening at ti a !tonne of a farmer
friend. All went w 11 \until they almost
reached the 1st line rf Morris, Here
ono wheel earns off he rig and left the
young people on the side of the road,
Tho horses turned re zc' and started for
Wingham on the to , and were not
stopped until they run into Atoll, Cannp.
bent's buggy and coat letly l tiuuolished
it, M'r. Campbell in , ,;. a re been kill-
ed had he not juniper Note of the
;cling people wore rt, and the un-
pleasant port of the e porience was in
having to 'milk back t" torn,
111orriver To LoArr.—Money to loess On
notes, and notes discounted at reason-
able rates. Money advanced an mort-
gages, with privilege of paying at the
end of any year. Notes and accounts
collected. Oflleo—heaver Block, Wing -
ham. 'tont. Mttlarimo.
WANED AT 0E0E.
active youth to lova
Ill MOON. Apply to
'�Viugl'sr�un,.
V.tl.r, PAIR. -^To -da
second clay of the T
tuial Society's fall fa
large number of pec,
The horse races riot.
1 terestiuse as every r:
of the best horses,
hero,
The Imperial a1
ualne5 of the lntosi
they are 4 wended
boil at T, 11, lea
rooms.
good, bright,
10 store -keening
1!t Goitnazl,
(Friday) is tlan
rnberry Agricul-
!and no it iubt at
will be in town.
.se to be very in- .
co has iillEd; 8021ie
the district beim;
d National aro the
pair of twins and
t1 pair. On exltibi-
5'
implement ware -
limns TEt rlt
Giilett's atdvertisiug
during the week.
outfit that attracted
the horses had their
FILI,EM,—B. W.
wagon was in town
ire feature abort the
ttention was that
teeth filled. Wheit
the trip is completes those animals will
have travelled 40,00 miles while in the
employ of E. W, Gillett,
Second hand buggy for sale, almost
new; also a cutter. Apply to astrrsr
PI: r xcir.
OM/FELLOWS' Soo The members
of Maitland Lodge, N . 119, T. 0. 0, F.,
with invited friend. intend holding ai
social in the connchamber an the
evening, of !Oilseed - , October 11th.;
Refreshments are t be served and a
literary and niusi11 roglammo is be-
ing prepared .
Apprentices wants°l at outs. Two
young ladies to learn tailoring.
tf WEBSTER, & Co.
FITTING-vP BARN, J. E. Stuarts has.
rented the brick b llding on Victoria
street owned by Be ttie Bros. and is
having it fitted uo f a barn for his race
horses. A new floc 's being put in, box
stalls built and othe repairs are being
made, Tliis will ake a capital stable
when the repairs ar , c. ,.. etecl. •
MOVING Tills WEE W. F:'tianstoue
and family are movi• g from 13russels to
Wingham this week . , They were pre-
Rented with a neat!, upholstered chair
and =sic cabinet nd complimentary
address by the c ngregation of St.
John's church, prio to their departure.
1rli . Vanstone and f roily tad been very
prominent in churc rk in Brussels.
WANrED.=-Any 'quantity of Dried t
Apples. Thee ust be Iarge bright ,
quarters and thorou:;hiy dried. , Batter,
18c, Ega s 18c. Our stock of Dress `-
Goods, Silks aud Furs is not surpassed.
G Knee.
Cao to 0. ,1'. Reading'
Pinups. Peiton's old .tad,. .
T> s tvArz.ri Z+'a1LL 1! tri. -•The Directo
of tho Culross Agriel lural Society, Tc'c
water, were favorer with fins wools
for their show ou icinletctay and it w
a sueeesi4, The atte a nice was large as
the exkiibitsin ever doses were linin(.
ells and of good chit ity.
NOTter•,-- Hoeing; disposed i';v beet -
nese all parties owing tut will my
take nota e that acemits re reque eted
to be paid ou or bcfo a -t. Vth, After
that date if you costa ueldvd til.
your accounts. don't „rumble it will be
your own fault, ons I iutencl leaving
lx wu soon and unpaid amounts will be
placed iu other hands for collection.
2t S. 0RACiny,
]. ASMB ALL MATTE .-- The following
is taken from the h ail and Brrpire of
Tuesday:-- "The i'1a nagzcr of the Wing -
baps Baseball Chub 1 rites the Shorting
Editor of 'The Mai and 'Empire, and
itxsues at cllaileng;e t the Clinton Base-
ball Club for a ga e, to be preyed in
Brussels ou Septenib r 20th. Weighers)
having tried for som time to arrange a
game with Clinton t play oil' the tie in
the Huron County eagu°. Wingham
is willing to play fo n silver trophy, or
any other emblem which may be de-
cided upon. Each tears to be picked
from bona, fide resid Sts of each towu.
;In concluding; his 1 ,tier, the manager'
states that if the o + Ilenge is accepted,
an answer must b published iu The
Mail aud Empire n.' later than Septem-
bor 27th, or Wing an mill claim the
championship,
ail kinds cif }t F RS
'Ws shall be glad to
rs tltiticoiuuut from any
!soave visitU'a's ar ztulpo,
s- drop in and tell u;>, ot•
er el eet,
as
NAt,8,
have resttrue-alma to.
t ourrc.deers. If you.
going away youreeif
+old us a note 'to thus;
1(1 • .1I, Carr judge
water fair on Tuned
Nath, Purcell, sr.
in� with his (laugh
Thos, McQueen
adds parents and fri
A NOW RESIDES '. Virz. Moore, of
Seaforth, has mays to Wingham and
we take much pl sure in welcoming
hiini to our town. The Expositor in
speaking of his re oval says:—''Wer.
Moore, one of our . dest citizens, left on
Tuesday for Wingh m, where he intends
to reside in future Mr. Moore has
been a resident of S aforth for 26 years,
and for 25 years s as librarian of the
Mechanics' Institut , and it was greatly
duo to his untiring anergy and skill that
our institute reach,, the high standing
it has attained. „` 'tithe face of many
reverses, he perso ered until it was one
o r the first libra ies iu the Province,
. Moore's mat ' friends in Seaforth,
while regretting is departure, will ex -
end to ben their very best wishes for
1<is future prospe 'ty."
See the Japane.e Silks at 1Cerr's. .
Doses tonne -rLEs To Cows.—T1ia3
term of last we - had .a disastrous ef-
fect upon the or ards of this vicinity,
and apples liter, y covered the grounul.
Many farmers, robably • never giving
the matter any t ought, and wishing to
dispose of the fr it as expeditiously as
Possible, have be n iu the habit of feed-
ing the fallen fr it to their cattle. In
speaking of this atter, R. M. Ballan-
tyne, president . f the Western Dairy-
men's Assoeiati , said that in feeding
apples to milk e ws farmers are injuring
to a seri n.
0 5 este t their own interests,
and that they h. d nothing to gain and
everything to to .e by so doing. Apples
contain an act', which wizen fed to
cows, has the 'freet of decreasing the,
flow of milk besides giving a very
objectionable fl vor to butter, and thus
seriously effectthe prices of that pro-
duce. It woul
apples in the g
than feed th
praotise has be
or lesser erten
not in this cou
fact that fax
way to dispo
browg h
tsoms
and. was very
however, that
their use is di
WEDDED AT PIC ^ i, RIi Qu Wednes-
day afternoon of 1 .t Week fine residence
01 Mr. B. Bunting, J, P., Pickering, was
the scene of a char •sing wedding, when
his daughter, Miss inuie Bunting, ono
of Pickering's pop ar young ladies, be -
mane the wife of , r. R. A. Douglass,
draggist, Wingh • . The bride was
attended by her ..n ter, Miss Ida Bunt-
ing, while the groo was supported by
his trot r "'', Mr. A. ' onglass, of Marla
date. t';'fter the oe' mony had been per
forme' by Rev. . S. Matthews, of
Devenport, assisted, y Rev. A. C. Wil-
son, Pickering, thet, -tests repaired to a
marquee on the law where luncheon
was served. Dr. at Mrs. McNamara,
Rev. H. S. Matthews ' d Mrs. Matthews,
Toronto Junction;; m F. 13. Bunting,
druggist, Toronto, 11r ( "er of the bride,
and Miss Grahams - Toronto, were
amongst the invited g ests. Mr, and
Mrs. Douglass ret, ned to ' town on
Thursday night last a d have taken up
house in Dr. Towl'r's ' ogre.. The TIMES
extends congrattrj[ati,ns to the newly
wedded couple.
Big stock 'of Fur Jackets, Capes,
Caperines, Collarettes &o, at Kerr's.
BeacItwEL'L-BADxn•.+.Wn»nxt G. The
following from the Vancouver, B. C.
World, of Sept. Gth,• - fess to the mar-
riage of two former v ell -known 'Wing-
hamites:--"On Moran -y morning last at
11 o'clock a pretty we ding took place at
the residence of Mr. t A. Barrett, Le
Beaucage Cottage, Be oh avenue, when
Miss Agues Eadie, of Wingbpm, Ont.,
and Mr. Milton F. inkwell, of this
city, were made one. The ceremony
was performed ori t e balcony of the
cottage over-iook%n: the waters of
;anglish 13ay under a anopy of ivy in.
to: woven with the de : and a beautiful
collection of lilies of o valley, surrotid-
ed with laoo Work of , old, The nuptial
knot was tied by the t' ev. R. G. Mac-
Ilotii, pastor of the first Presbyterian
church, while Lite w es gently breaking
an the beach below €tyecl the wedding
search. The bride, d eased in cream silly,
looked charming. tiss Seraph Black.
well, of •Victoria, a as the bridesmaid,
The newly married :ouplo received the
eongratulations of heir nanny friends
titid thew all rcpairet to the dining room,
where a sttntptttous repast was served,
after which the you g and happy lsair
kit otn their hotieya on. trip. IsTeedless
to say the bride s` s the recipient of
snarly valuable press its. stir. and Mrs.
Blackwell will reside on. Bidwell greet,
where in a few woe s they Will be tit
bonne to receive their friends."
pay farmers to bury the
and as they fall rather 1
to milk cows, This I
e carried ori tq a greater
all over the country, and
try alone, owing to the
ers found this an easy
o of the fruit which
1a price on the
m rk
et
erishable. It is felt,
hen it is realized that
strious to the sale of
dairy produce t tat the practice will be
discontinued.
ea
eS
The diploma we hold from the
Optical Institute of Canada is a
guarantee of our qualification to
give perfect satisfaction in the fitting
of glasses,
Our egtl,iproent for this work has
alwa•sbee
u t att 1 f l
c7 ct,Eiest, but to make
it still more eotnplete and ztp•to date
we have just added tt "Jobb Opto-
meter," the latest invention in this
elaa,s of Instrtimerits.
Dir not let fake opticians and
pedlers who have never studied the
eyes, tamper with yours, and sell
you glasses at double their veldt
when yott can be properly fitted at
home.
DAVIS,
btlitiGalVt AND OPTICIAN*
YMINGHAM
the ;;rain at Tees-
, of Listowel is visit-
er,
spent Sunday with
nds in Iiarristou.
Banisters Vilest ;1e and Morton were
iu Godcrielz ea lea s.;uy ou business.
Dr. J. Ii Jerorn of 2 xthur spent part
of time week with 1 is . ;drily in town,
Henry Hawhiug of Bluevale return-
ed hoes° Monday f nx his visit to the
Old Country.
Messrs. Chas.
Elliott, of 'ogees
friends in town.
Ivliss Entree, I -lend
week from a two mo
don and Woodstock,
Iyslop and W, J.
are visiting with
Miss Bertha Kent 1
from a two mouths'
different parts of Ma.
Mrs. R. A. Doug
first reception. en Th
of next week, Oet, 4
mon returned last
ths' visit to Lon -
Mrs. Jos. Rogers ani
of Toronto aro visitin
Mrs. Geo, Cruickshan
Miss Sadie Green 1
Thursday, where sire •t
Mrs. Green's branch
s returned home
sit with friends in
itoba.
ass will hold her
rsday aud Friday
d 5.
Miss Ida Rogers,
at the home of
Turnberry,
ft for Corrie an
ill, take charge of
pinery store.
11Ir. and Mrs. Jul n Campbell, of
Crosshi11 were visiting ith his brothers,
Messrs. Peter and A z. Campbell in
town this week.
James Henderson, of t Binevale road,
was a judge on roots a vegetables and
V. Vannorman a judge +le horses at the
Elma fair in Atwood o Friday last.
Mr. Jas. H, Lind, a ho has been in.
British Columbia for t = last three years
returned home a few ays ago accom-
panied by Mr. Robt. I;% G30 who has also
been in. British Cot bio and other
places.
Private Frank Ru, art, of Delhi, a
member of the first " itingent who was
invalided hone fro, -oath Africa was
in town on Saturda . rast. He has been
I a„uest tt the horn, of W. W. Scott,
Fordyce fora week
MINOR OCALS,
Cannpbell's Headache Wasters guaran-
teed to cine headache.
—20 cents for the Tmttts till January
est, 1901. ; ,.
—Burchill & ?o
to Collingrcood on
—Chas. Barber
grauolithic walks at
—Regular meeting
0, O. 11', this (F ricayer
tson shipped .
hogs
tonday,
as completed the
:ipley.
of Court Maitland,
evening.
1
T re Ttu:s clubbing rates will be
found in another column of this issue. B
For the Best and
Purest Pickling
come to us,
We will please
'you.
Ours are fresh and
our prices.
right,
The old Williams stand.
Pn:op.
G. N. W. Office.
LADIES JACKETS AND CAPES ►'
Our stock embraces all that is ;sew,
stylist and up-to-date in Ladies' Cloth
and Fur Jackets, Cloth and Pur Lined
Capes, and as a portion of these gars
meets were imported direct front the.
best known makers in Esteem,
rt can.
depend on finding here alio v best in
all that goes to make u, ' he newest,
most at r
t act've 'r ' o r
r , su vie le, suet with -
all, the cheapest—ft ity considered=-;
garments that can b ' ffered this season.
They are going . ickly, which must
be positive evide e that they -are all that
we claim for them.
They range in prices all the way from
+2.26 to $40.00 each. Our Dress Goods
Department is very complete, very at-
tractive and most interesting on aeoount
of pieces shown.
A word about Carpets, we have a.
large range of them iu Brussels, Tapes--
try, All Wools, ljnions, Hesaips &o, .
they are really beautiful, and our prices
will surprise you, ranging from 15c in
Heura, to 26c, 35o, 45e and Ma in
Unions, to 75e and $1.00 in fuse All
Wools and Brussels,.
D. M. G oRDON,
The Direct Importer.
—Geo. Nichols , who recently prove
ed to town from Tcrnberry, has par-
ed S. 13. McKelvi 's residence in Wrox-
eter. Mr. Niel edson will 1r ' eve to
Wroxeter in a few weeks,
Do you want a lets ' imp, oryouy cid
one repaired : . 0. J. Pearling's..
Pumps of all kn..a on hand or mace to
order.
—We have au e, cellent letter from an
East Hurons elect° , but are rumble to
give it a place this reek. It will appear
.l
to our next issue, Otbe news items are
crowded out of this' issue.
Furnished roods wanted by two or
three young bachelors. Must be well
eased and. centrally located. P. O..
ox234, Wiughare.
—McDonald & L
load of cattle to To
—Regular menti
Town Council on M.
—Cainp Caledonia:
its regular meeting c
next. •
--Teestvater fair v
and Wednesday. .a
were in attendance.
Any orders for sal
office will receive p
J. Currie, auctiouee
—The Hon. •io k A
fall show will be h
Saturday-, October 6
--Harold H. age,
New York State
week. His best tie
luttit shipped a car
into on Monday. ,
iy meeting of the u
Inlay evening next. g
S. O, S. will hold v
h Monday evening
—Mr. A. Ross, a nt for the nomin-
ee Express Co., lta, - supplied the brrsi-
ess men with a tariff aud shipping
aide. The bo - is replete with
aluable informat' u for shippers.
as held on Tuesday
new Winghamites
s left at the Timms
arapt attention. J.
r'cultural Society's
d at Pordwich on
h.
t1 won his race in
n Tuesday of this
—The auotiou ale season is again
with us. The T 1ES is ready to fill all
orders f t
or auction bills promptly and at
moderate prices. A free notice in the
TnixrS when bills eprinted at this office.
—Miss M. Ca y McConnell and the
students who haw ' beeu working so in-
dustriously uude her direction for the
NAG month, invi their friends and any-
one interested, t iew their work, which
consists of studi s and sketches in oils
aud Water solo at MoKeuzie's 1ut11,
on Tuesday after een, Cct• 2.
was 2.1234. .....,..... .
—W. Taylor wolf a number of prizes
in the poultry and cots and vegetable
classes at the Gode ch fair last week.
Foti SALE.—Tho 110180 of Mrs, Caro-
line Ross, north of the mill. Favorable
terms. Apply on the remises.
---7.'. L. Walker, of East Wawanosh,
lines returned from orwioli, bringing 1
with hien some good o the and sheep.
•--Samuel Frillier family, former-
ly of Winghatnn, renno d front Brussels
to Virden, Man. on hursday of last
wbekI's
.
. fatter i
son s an
Ltr lz
al tiavV nt
present superintendin the c onett•uetiolr
The
Of granoltthio walks it that.vlgl;ig;°.:Cite
Guelph Paving Co. has, the ntr'itot.
Get your wells Olean don't wait for
tho health Insp to tell you, or till a
fever filets in ur family. O. J.
].leacliug clean zd digs wells.
—Tb is restored that W, Greens late
of the Tavistock Garet o and brother of
Mrs, Cleo. Green, Win haunt, will short-
ly start a paper in Wel esby to be called
the Maple Leaf..
Wingham's Popular Shoe Stora.
-Ono of W. J. G
appeared hi the TIMt«'
ur this rttontli's Leath+
nal. Wo have a nun
ribs: 3 i t .Winigliatna
ers advts. that
amts roprodttced
and Shoe dour-
er of good advt.
1MPRES J
SHOE
The most modern Shoe trade. Not
how them), but how good.
Prices $2.01. $2,50, $3.00 and/A.50.
Excellence the chief merit.
Ladies', don't buy till yon see them,
it will pay you.
W. J. i 1 E R
All kinds of Trunks and 'Valises clamp.
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