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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-10-12, Page 1VOLS XXVIII.—NO 1485. WINGIIDI, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MOUE 12, 1900. asset ILS ALL LIN] S ON SATURDAY. Business is booming so much with us -.in Tailoring that it is hardly worth our -while to advertise this branch of our business, but still we ivant-to remind all 'our friends that we shall be glad to see them, and we might mention that we :are selling off the balance of our Sum- mer Suitings at a great reduction, In BOOTS. and, SHOES at is needless to say WO lead the Trade. Our customers have been more than sat- 'isfled during the past season; the conse- quence is, we have hacl a large increase ;in our sales; we anticipate a very large business for Fall, and consequently Have bought heavily, and in -.order to •make room for these new Goods we aro .seni:pg the balance of our Spriug Stock at a large reduction from regular prices ---don't fail to secure Some of these bar - ,gains. Boys' and Youths' sizes in hoots on Saturday at COST. We have .just sorted up our stock of CENTS' FURNISRINDS, HATS AND 'CAPS • In these we have the very latest—if you want to be up-to-date in Neckwear .and Headwear, you must come to us. We have still a few DRY .GOODS left; we are selling them at 50 per cent. on cost -it will pay you to buy any- thing we hfn,yo, 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 haW.yon can have at your owvrapriee. •c. WTI SELL CHEAP. Ilonwth & Sons Marriage Licenses Tissued by PaA n( PATERsoN, No. 28 Victoria street. Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required. tg 4^r?L-1-r frtaI^"6"u ��,. 1"53 r `'I"^ rSend for our catalogue and be con- r� viuced that wa do re d� + If you �� have, a SIO and want Groceries cad. up No. 58 and your orders will be promptly tittered ed to. 11. A. FA QUHARSON'S (The China House) GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. See Halsev Park's advertisement. Dr. Butler, of Loudon, will be at the Queen's Hotel, Wingham, on the first Friday of each month from 11.80 a. or consultation in. till 3 o'clock p. m., in diseases of the = e, ear, nose and throat. Work in businesso-daeduycation in Canada l it t. Lf Central Business College Stratford, Ont. 1 1 't Students from Manitoba on the west, the�vsouth fare in attendance and cyear Distance probes no hindrance to those ,who desire to get the best. Several Canadian eollegos rd!' and many largo American schools Lr, employ our graduates as teachers. This r;a•. �e is a stron • proof of superiority. Enter 1h VI now if possible. L W. J. ELLIOTT. Principal, F2- �ti�7147 . .. iCr`� heti DRAMATIC CLUB people of Winghat evening and deeic matte club. It is young people to play which the December. Tixx were fixed fixed •at To grain east of Per year. The qual milted for iinsp satisfactory, and better than last which in many lighter. A number of young met on Wednesday d to organize a dna the intention of the mance prepairing a xpect to give early in ti Big stock of Fur ,rackets, Capes, Caperiues, Collarettes ftO, at Taeree. RATES ON Hams s TDuoa a.—The C. P. R. has notified .he Ilepartmeut of Agriculture that he eeforth .carloads of purebred stock will a carried to British Columbia at $150 p r car, and $225 per palace horse ear. 'his is a reduction of y50, LIVE STOOK/SHIP tater;.--On Monday there were three car loads of stock shipped from the ingharu G. T, R. station. A. alclaa no one car of lambs. to Buffalo; Barohil as Robertson, oar of hogs to Collings% od; McDonald & Loutitt, car of hog to Toronto. On Wednesday D. St vart shipped - car of lambs to Buffalo. Coat and pant malt .r- vad`te l ..p1)t to Will J'enitius, Lis '. vel. , COMING To WI Y- Tho Noble Stock Co., under t E. Corneas will app the week common' This company is so best travelling iu C ;ty good list of plays latest specialties.' native of Winghai tion of giving . tainmeut. 4 Second hand. buggy .for sale, -almost new; also a cutter. Apply t0man & ]?ETHICIi. C.1riaG you S report that oar A VEGETABLE •laioslT1'.' xr. Jabez Donald who hes Pennington, of tl 2nd con. sent to this improving. • Th office a few days ago the tassel of a corn ho is a member, stalk which is a contained the o but this tassel c cluster of sixte quite small, of formed and e of grains. T is well worth s andards for this year onto recently for all Arthur same as last y of the samples sub - tion was generally u the whole a little •ear, except in oats, i stances were rattier Fon SALE. -The home of Mrs. Caro- line Ross, north of the mill. Favorable terms. Apply on t e pre • es. A RETURNED So DIERD. MCPher- sou,oue of the Cana fans who took part in the war in South A Tics was in town a few days this weel Mr. McPherson's home is in Galt d he was visiting friends in this vici ity. While away he was on Her Majsty's ship, Powerful and vas in Dight fferent engagements, ono of which w the relief of Lady- stuith. He was 'vouuded in the knee and is now off du., for three months , Take your Bi ,ter, Eggs and dried apples to 11. E. Is d & Co, where you get the highest p ce and best value in goods. A BIG DOLLAR': WORTH.—We see in , theFamilyHerald k s Issue f this wee. and. Weekly Star .f Montreal their an- nouncement of . two' new pre um pictures, "Christ in the Temple "Home from the " ar," th : la seating the retu of a C from 'South Afri one of the most f World. The ly Star certainly ou giving their r pictures. A tweu the Family Herald two suchapictures, one of the wonders 20 Ce is pays for the TIMES till • January 1st, 1901. 70 Cents pays for the netts and To. rout Baily Star till Jan, 1st, 1901. All who stub- scribe for the Star get a handsome pie"tore of the Queen and Prince of Wales, Leave yoar orders early at the Taiga ollfice. a while mous pictures in the ily Herald and Week- to be congratulated aders such beautiful -four page paper like ud Weekly Star and for oue dollar is f the day.. . management of T. tr in Wingham for ig November 12th, to be oue of the nada. They have and inti educe all the Mr. Cornyn is a and has the repute- iublic a good enter - Sen the Japanosa Silks at Kerr's. NrARLY e!N ACV evening while Robt to town lie was ran buggy, His bum; was thrown to the ii horses ciid steams escaped what ntay serious injury, flnuesr.,:4 F 1.Iit.— httnutes tock to tbo day of last week. that could be desir show resulted. I mar. n Tuesday Ruth was driving oto by a horse and • was up vet and he ouud. Luckily; the vay and Mr. 1luth asily have been as ituiutorof 'Wins - russele fnir o:a he weather was all and a I:11,e01'SSful is. said that Brussels never saw as lar; e a crowd ou a fair day, WINaustxt LIRE Wingham have c up -stairs in the organization wor The rooms will b hc:1d eveniug's campaign. T to 1,l on Monda 7.,iberitls and all government are tend the raced ,l.s.—The, Literals of ned committee rooms tacclnuald bloel, .and Las been commenced. opened and nlaetiu�s nail the eloie of the e first meeting will be evening next. All hose interested in good ordially invited to tit- s. i Friday Barge. u Day, at e New Store. Specie cut prices for Friday only iu under year, • iery-, gloves, corsets, flannel: , dress goods, mens' vicar, grocerle, boots d% shoes, etc. Come early. •E. Is 'Z' & Co. and er repro - n Soldier e former is uriosity. The stalk tendance and tl inary number of ears taken from thei ntained within itself a Doinald is very t u distinct cobs 'of corn, ,of the fire comp ourse, but yetperfectly they have helper li containing a, number is freak of Dame Nature ing.=Teeswater News. MINOR LOCALS. Campbell's Heartache Wafers guaran- teed to euro headache. —Thurs;lay of next weep is Thanks- giving Day. Regular mee ing of Camp Caledonia ou Monday even' g neat, Itispeotor Ri b has teen raying our school au official visit this week. —The Mayor, Clerk and Assessor selected jurors o Wednesday evening. —A Graham as finished laying grau- olithic walks iu 'liuton for this season. —Good. drinki ig watt r is avery scarce article iu Wing + nn. Mauer wells are dry. —Tho Blyth f a number of W' day. —Miss Scott, gaged as teacher 1001, —Dr. W. T. Vaustoue have offices. —The regular land, 0. O. F. w evening. —Buying coal or the winter is now far more excitin• than playing wheat in it was an attraction for gliamites on Wedges. f Lakolet, has been en - in Zetland school for noway and Barrister made their change of eeting of Court Matt- i be held this (Friday) Cl e are pleased to a bucket shop. owiisman, D. ?..•:i:c- —Mr. and Mr: been quite ill is now berry, celebrate Fire Brigade, of which Monday night la has had a nurse in at - cost of which has been benefit fund. Mr. Me aukful to the members y for the many ways luring his ill s. Apprentices wanted at once. young ladies to learn tailoring. . tf WEBSTER & Co. Two FOUND THE WA ago a gold watch from Miss M. M a couple of tray who had stopped were charged tvi h the theft. There once against them and Nothing has since the watch til] last workmen, who were longing to Mr. R. the long lost .watch buildiug.—Lucknow cE.—About five years incl chain were stolen re, of this village, and Hing spectacle agents ver night at the hotel, was no direct evil they were let go. been heard about Saturday, when th moving a barn 1 Mullen, discovere uuderneath the Sentinel. The ground is 'very hard, but is the time to plow. You want ie Brood repairs. I am sole !igen f the hard and tough, the diamond iered-in-oil, the crucible cast, the ode -to -fit any plow. Don't waste your good money on trash; when you can get the genuine for sthe sauce price, viz., 85 cents cash. T. H. Ross. / 2t NEW INDUSTR o. Messrs. Hans - combo and Aldine : ave been in town for some days and h ve made arrange- ments to have the fo esta dish a malleable Hamanoud ........ A spe, a1 meeting of the FIELDING nl on Thurscla was h ld Y Infield o a proposition gentlemen. Mr. ho Council, stat - for Canada for e articles. While ingham's adver- apers and came cil on the matter. vor of an industry proposed. by Mr. alt of the meeting Bombe and Aldine to put their pro- form so that the DEATH OF RU1 Y ADAMS The ie mains of' the hoe R by Adams, daughter of Mr. J. R. Adams, of Sarnia, formerly of Wiugham, .wer brought hero on Monday for iuterm - it, The funeral took place from the ' ?. T. R. station on the arrival of the 11 Wingham cemete Wingham with time a few years lived in Teeswatei number from th funeral. Decease BASEBALL Pnnc ing'sohedulo fterni the nnmberof gam earned, •etc by earl ham elate during t1 BATTIK Collins . Skeates .. .... Pearson Licklator Alderson John Tervitt, of Turn - .their tin wedding' On Any orders for sales left at the TIMES office will receiv prompt attentiou. J. J. Currie, anctio eer. —The Blyth ft was held on Tuesday and Wednesday nd the Dungannon fair on Thursday au Friday. —John Hann: has opened up a tea and coffee store in the building recently occupied as the •ost office. —A. Aubry,, a horse buyer from Montreal was i town on Tuesday and purchased a nu • ber of horses. the have left of your u may accept as that e unable to get away $ A YEAR IN ADVANCE. Now is the season fair sersous trouble to occur with the lungs. Build up the system and strength - 0 en the lungs with Doug ass's Palatable Emulsion of Cod Liver t Oil with . ypos .riites 10 a. m. train to the ' —What the Deceased lived in r parents, for some ; winter clothes o. Tho family also portion they w for some time and a with. town attended the Mr. R. A. was 30 years of ageembers of th NTAGE.--The follow- ed-to'the T)(13,givc'•b. $ played, perceutage player in the Wing - o past season:— knows positive! AVeataan. cutest that ever No. A.B. Hits Per —The Tees` tunes Cent.1 3 2 633 fasted the scho .13 61 23 377 the former plac 13 50 21 855 I on Friday of las ouglass entertained the base ball club at his residence, on T1 ursday evening of last wae1;i, —About 36,0 ,000 babies are born in- t.) the world eve y year, and each mother that her own is the was. ater football team de - 1 team of Mildmay at , by two goals to one, week. will issne tickets for y on Oct. 17 and 18 Monday, 22, at single trip. ariau church choir fur:'ished the pro rraunne for an outer- estfield Presbyterian night. of the East Wawanosh in another coltunn. Dinsley Pion Locheridge ..... . . Orr. Moore............ . Hamilton.... .... . Doyle ..... ..... dry here put in Angus .. shape and wi works here.' Town Coun evening last to rece from the above name Hanscombe addressed ing that he had pate several small malleo in Toronto he saw tisment in the daily to interview the cou The councii.was in f on a larger scale tha Hauscoutbe. The re was that Messrs. Ha wore allowed 10 days position in a proper council would know what they would .hay they would give the i gentlemen have cern having the old foundr intend establishing an will likely have a 'pro lay before 'the counci The Mayor is now in co boot and shoe manufa Rochester, N. Y., that in Wingham if they They would, if they c CO people te. commence with and would make a specialty of ladies' fine turned sho also in oolnmttniCatiO mobile Co., of Toron establish a factory her inducements, and w people during the first is becoming known as factoring centre in We the Wield like to see a industries established 1 have a number Of good are needed to make thi gressive town. WANTED. Any quantity of Dried Apples. They must be large bright quarters and thoroughly dried. Butter 18c, Eggs 18c. Our stock of Dress Goods, Silks and Furs is not surpassed. G. E. KING. FIVE Goon OFFERS.—The TIMES and. tho Weekly Globe to new subscribers until the end of 1900 for 40 cents; The lawns and Family Herald and Weekly Star till the end of the year to new sub- scribers for 40 cents; the netts alone till the end of.the year for 20 cents, to new subscribers; the Veins till January ist,1902 and a copy of our handsome Christmas supplement to new subscribers for $1.10; the Thins and Weekly Globe till January lst, 1902 and a copy of Christmas supplement and copy of picture, "The Canadians at the Battle of Paardeberg" for $1.70 to neve sub- scribers. Pick out the offer yon wish to take advantage off, stud word. or drop into the TxatEs office and we will See that your order is promptly attended to. The Listowel Business College and Shorthand Institute opened its fall term With good S1ICCCSS, having received ap- plications from five ex -pupils of the Central Business College, Stratford, for the purpose oferfecting their studies in Shorthand. This certainly speaks well for the character and superiority of the instruction itupaoted at the Listowel Shorthand institute. For illustrated eatalogne, terms, etc., apply to C. L. Ilartt Listowel. in definite terms for the assistance idustry. These newels' work in put iu shape and udustry here and osition ready to int it few days. nnaunication with turiug colleens in wishes to locate ;t inducements. o here, employ manufacturing s. The Mayor is with an Ante- . They would et if they can g tad employ 20 year. Wingham the best mann- tern Ontario and umber of good re. We now ones, but more a still more prow 18 53 15 g j —The railway .12 58 17 820 Thanksgiving 11 43 18 302 good to return o a 7 2 2Sa fare for the room .12 54 16 277 .2 8 2 250 —The Presby 9 37 it 218 10 37 6 162 7 • 25 4 160 8 8 1' 125 0 i " 000 � Doyle ..... Angus Skeates............. Pearson .... Hill .... ........ Moore Alderson.... Ojntfield and lb. Hamiltou , .. Harnmend ... - Dinsley .... .... • Skeates.... Moore Doyle Linklator Piton . Catchers Lookeridge........ Doyle.. MONEY TO LOAN.••= -Money to loan on notes, and notes discounted at raason. able rates. Money advanced Oft most - Mee, with privilege of payhig nt the end Of any year. Notes and accounts collected. OtIiCe---Beaver Biotic, Wing - ha,. Boar. MCINficto. VERA IE. O. A. E. Ptr Cent. 1 13 1 833 t 4 1 88e 2•i 5 837 ' 22 12 883 21 10 $03 3 1 800 .81 21 681 0 0 1000 0 0 1000 8 8 912 2 1 000 3 1 2 060 1 1 . 1 666 8 0 2 600 1 0 1 500 0 0 2 000 23 13 6 951 19 4 8 834 eak Eyes taiunnent at the church on Monda —The prize lis, fair will be foun 'The diploma, we hold from the Optical Instttute of Canada is a guarantee of our qualification to give perfect satisfaetion in the tittitig of alasses. Our poiptnent tor thiq work tuts always heels of the best, t to make it, still to we complete and alp to shite we hllvo j•Ist addled tI "Jebb Opto meter," tho latest invention in this doss Of ineern Monte. Do Ilett let, fake opticixn5 and pedlars who have never studied the eyes, tamper with yours, and sell you glasses at double, theta' vaitte when you can he properly fitted at home j�wM jpg}xp� L/►� y y{�,�{,,� JH E, DAVImss/1� IVJGGISII AND OPTICIAN, INGHAM, It is fresh andthe best on the market. The old Williams stand. Pi Op. G. N. W. Office. tfo A GREAT BARGAIN in Ladies Night Gowns, in plain and fancy Flannelettes, very nicely made, quite natty in style, they would be eon- cousided splendid vnlue in, some places at 75o but our price while they last is 50e, worthmore to snake them up. Fine fluffy all wool Blankets—direct from the makers—as low as $2.75. Best pure wool stocking yarns all shades at cut prices. D. M. GORDON, 'Tile Direct Importer.. The list of prize N inners at the Howick fall fit,ir will appe r in our next issue. S. Youhill, salla lot 8 south si owned by Mrs. Johnston, of Tine —In our last is. Currie credit for when it should Currie, jr. We eal estate agent, has o of Josephine street, Ireland to Mr. berry, at a fair figure.. no we gave Mrs. John he best made rag stat have been Mrs. R. .pologize for the error. —The Woman ance Union will u at S o'clock, in the block. The m interested in t. earnestly request —The enterta town hall on Tu evenings were no they might have pictures were very attended seemed p tainment. —The director of the Taruberry Agricultural Soci; ty will meet this (Fri- day) evening at P. Cummiu's hotel. Business in came tion with the recent fair will be trans • eted. Christian Temper- et Tuesday afternoon O. F. hall, Chisholm hers and all who are xiporance work are d to be present. ents given in the sday and Weduesday as largely attended as been. The moving good aucl those who eased with the enter- —The weekly • • ncerts given ou Fri- day evenings b3 the town Maud have been wnthdrawu or the season. The music has been much enjoyed by the townspeople du . g the summer. —Persons pure asing post office money orders, and who re desirous of retain- ing in their pos ' ssion a certificate of issue, showing d e and amount of order, eau procure such • 'thout extra 'charge. —The auction with us. The T orders for anctio moderate prices. Tnags when bills -Wm. Robert -There is et.gen ers that turnips a a small insect. T nips are sufferin sown may esra pest. Tile whit ed so seriouslsaa, sale season is again rens is ready to fill all bilis promptly and at A free notice iu the re printed at this (Afire. oto lias agai.'t been tip rat report from farm • - being destroyed by o more advanced tur- most and the late o the ravages of the turnips are not attack - the others. Saito Register. AUCTION ,SALE.—John Reid will sell, by public auction, on Thursday, October 25th, at lot 34, con. 12, East Wawanosh, a quantity of form, stook. J. Currie, ' sad -lamer: Jas. Angus will sell 'by- public auction, without reserve, on Saturday*, October 20th, at his faun in Wingham, a. quantity au farm tock and implements. Re will offer his farm for sale, subject to a reserve bid. Peter Deans, aux" tioueer. Echvard Warden will sell a quantity of farm stock,'implements and household furniture at lot 30, con. 14, East Wawa - nosh, on Tnesday, October 23rd. Every- thing to be sold as Mr. Warden is giving up farming. 12 mouths credit. Sale at 1 o'clock. J. Currie, auctioneer. Win. Reucail will sell his farm, farm steels, implements,etc on his farm,north half lots 1 and 2, con 1, Kiuloss, on, Wednesday, October 24th, 11 months' credit and sale at 1 o'clock. The farm is offered subject to a reserve bid and if not sold will be rented. John Purvis, auctioneer. • to 1 rl opt r Llcito t.tta is e oi.titecl Hunters' c p for Witighant. • arta.% whoin tared go- ing north to tutu deer this fall ertu se- euro their keens s front Mr. Robertson. Wingham's" Popular Shoe Store THE NEW SHOE Atn exehang r says the people of Smith's Fails ha e invented a new game for the winter ev rings. The entertain• rent is 'called an "onion sociable." Sin young ladies tail t an onion into a room and after one of t etn, has taken a bite out of it a young an is admitted. If ratter kissing theta , all, he fails to tell which of them bit a e onion, all the girls are obliged to kiss inn, It would be an improvement on t _ gable to leave the I option out. 1 EMPRESS SHOE The inert modern Shoe mad. laic G how cheap, but how good. Prices *12.00, (2.60, f$3.00 and $0.t:0. Excellence the Chief merit. Ladies/, don't buy till you see thecae,. it will pay you. W. J. j' I - E AUkihdl of "i'rtutks and Veleta ehasa;r.