HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-10-12, Page 8'n,
M. H.
MIINDOO
A FINE SHOWING OF
Dr
Gm
S
We can afford to talk biz,.
about our rine showing ai
Black and Colored Dress
Goods. It represents novel-
ties by the score, confined ex -
elusively to this store.
New St:eptch Home-spuns,
Mixtures in larifte, Cheviot,
Venetian English 'Tweed Suit-
ings, new .Cooling 'T'wills in
Black and Blue,
25 pieces special Heavy
S t 1 rl
for fall and winter; to cie .r the ;Ills rin:List'on is only 10 cents,
balance at 25 cents. ,1,eei•.1 Htirrest Thanksgiving services
Wt reit. Itliit St. Pat't1'shohnreh on Sunday
;est, The church was artistically decor-
ates with grain and other farm produce.
Our stock represents the The rector, Rev. W, Lowe, occupied the
very latest and most desirable pulpit both morning and evening and
the choir furnished special 'nuke. Large
congregations were present at both
servieee.
On Sunday, October 14th, anniversary
services will be held in Whitechurch
Presbyterian church, Rev. G. Mullan
of Fergus will preach at' 10 a. m. and 7
p. m., and Rev. A. McKay. of Luekno
at 2.30 p. m. Special collections in aid
of the building fund. On the following
Munttay evening a tea meeting will be
held,
'Sunder 'with W'iui;hain frien'ls
trini'tit'[l. •
Saba Wait 10;tolkmour`ayni' in•
• lug for Gnelph, Laving' Lae slltiluhoned
there ou account of person Willis serious
illness with typhoid fever. 'We .are
pleased to learn that Mr.. Watt is now
improving.
L#UVRQ11 ,figTA ,
Bev, Mr. Davidson was inducted as
pastor of Varna, and Blake Presbyterian
churches on.Tuesday last..
R.w. R. kl;ri bs !reached in the
Methodist church tit Wiertou last Sun,
day. , Rvv, A, X. 13rown, I QI S
y v , of Whitechurch
to')k Lis work here.
' Ata 11k'etiug of tio, executive of the
Godorioh district Epworth .Leagues at
Clinton it was decided to gall a eQrtWn-
tion to meet at Clinton Collegiate ea,
November
There was a Lope congregation at the
Presbyterian eh:well on Snhtclay evening.
The pastor. Rev. D.Perrie pr.mclied
practical seeruou to young nten and his
remarks were listened to witli interest,
The Salvation ..rmliy will hole! their
;jenioh• jnl,ilee in the baarraeks on Tutes-
:tav't '.•h1i1h;; of net week, t1 good
time i,: expected, The programme will
cense t of hand drills, par -!hell drills,
fhicrtiol, rout,*s, solos, deetts, recitations,
LIl Ings to It t t e new colors .,t'+. 7 ea served after the programme.
Furs and Fur Garments
novelties in American and
Canadian styles of Fur Jack-
ets, Capes, Neck -wear, Gen-
tlemen's Fur Coats, Caps,
Gantlets. In choosing any
of the above goods, you are
certain of fashion, long ser-
vice and economy in cost,
Heady -Made Clothing & Mantles
Very large stock of beautiful Fall l
Mottling in Suits and Overcoats. The anniversary services of the 13e1-
Ready-made Mantles in the most 'grave Presbyterian church will be held
fast/iouable styles, special line just on Sunday, October 21st. Rev. J. S.
+in,- tnoroughly- tailored ; well lined.
in black only, at $5.0U.
Henderson, of Hensall, will preach the
sermons, On the following Monday
evening a tea -meeting and platform
Saturday Specials meeting will be held. The Winghanf
Presbyterian choir; will furnish the
5 doz, Women's heavy Under- I musical part of the programme.
vests, reg. 25e and 30e, to elear at
15e. 50 pairs Women's Fine Shoes,
sizes 3, 4 and 7, reg. $2.50, to clear
at $1.25. 2.5 doz. Ladies' Fine
Cashmere Hose, just in, reg. 40e,
Saturday 25c. 15 ends Wool, Brus-
sels and Tapestry Carpet, from 10
t.. 20 yard -5 in an end, at special
:Peine•,, ire tp early at
h. iso `nui N D O'e
at1iO80L 1fUs1.1t1.1. •
The regular monthly meeting of the
School Board was held ou Tuesday even-
ing. Membei s present — Chairman
Griffin and Messrs. Moore, Kerr, Bell
and Abraham. Minutes of last meeting
were read and approved.
The Principal's report for the month
of September was read as follows:—
Dei .. Boys G. Total Avg.
•-
• 1
2
8
PERSONALS. 4
5
We shall be glad to have contributions to b'
this column from any of our readers. If you,
have visitors or purpose going away' yourself, i 8
drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that
effect.
Jadge Doyle, of Goderich, was in town
toff Saturday.
Miss Newton is visiting friends in
Holnaesville.
Angus McLeod went to Goderieh on
Wednesday.
Miss Brown, of Clinton, is a guest at
P. Cummins.
Mr, Geo. Walker, of Gerrie, was; in
town ou Saturday,
Jas. Fos, of Brussels, was calling on
Winghaln friends on. Wednesday. .'
Miss Ethel Williamson, of Ingersoll,
is the guest of John. Wilson, V. S.
J. B. McLaughlin, of Brussels, was
Visiting Winghahn friends this week.
Miss May Field, who has been visit-
ing friends in London, returned home
last week.
Hugh McCall, lately of the Goderich
Star. was in town Saturday, and gave
the Tr.,r:Es a call.
Mrs. Jas, Fox and children were visit-
ing relatives at Wingham during the
p week. --•Brussels Post.
`. Davis leaves this morning to spend
a week withrolativesand friends in Lon-
don, Sinteoe and Iininilton, "
Mn. Dinsley and Miss Patterson, of
Winghanr, are the guests of btrs. J.
Boleti, --Ingersoll Chronicle.
lide:'ssra. Jaa. Angus, John McLean and
War. Robertson attended the Howick
fair in Fordwich on Saturday.
Mr. Marshall Bell, of Vancouver,. 1'3.
0., is visiting his relatives and friends
in town, after an absence of fire yearn,
Eo t. llZelonogh, formerly of Wing.
halm and now of Owen Sonnd will take
situation in A. 3. Sebat+tian's barber
tihop.
Mrs. E. W. M0rehoiise and baby
Wade has returned to Providence, R,
after a couple month's visit with lier
p nts, srzf. and Mrs. Geo. Wade.
M. Walker has returned froth a
sateessfnl trip through Manitoba and
the West, where he hod been in the
bberesta of t ViTingham furniture
factories.
Mx'ft. W. t a i
'0an and Master W t e
waste the gee of Winghant friends front
Sat=day till Monday...,.Mr. 'Wesley.
Volker and Miss Maggie Sloan spent
14 ,22 36 31
14 28 37 32
24 ' 30 54 43
25 20 45 41
25 .26 51 47
28 28 51 45
31 21 52 46
89 37 7t1 li,•>l
195 207 402 347
Schoot was open 19 days and teachers
were all present.
Respectfully submitted,
A. H. MUSGROVE,
Principal.
Kerr—Bell—That the Principal's re-
port as read be adopted.—Carried.
The accounts read were R. H. McKay,
glazing, $2.05; R. R. Mooney, work on
ehin1ney, $4.
Bell—Abraham—That the accounts as
read be paid.—Carried.
A circular was read from Cooper &
Co„ Clinton, giving prices on a number
of maps, The Principal reported that
he had purchased a good map of the
Dominion.
Applications were read from the fol-
lowing members of the teaching staff for
re-engagement for 1901: Misses M.
Robertson, Edith Matheson, 0. I'argn-
harson, Margaret Vanstone, B. H.
Reynolds and Hattie A, Reid.
Bell--Moore--'hdt A. H. Musgrove
i.e re-engaged as Principal for 1901, at
the same salary.—Carried.
•
Abraham— Kerr— That Misses it,
Robertson, Edith Matheson, C. Farqu-
harson, Margaret Vanstone, 13. IL
1teyuo1ds and Mattie A. Reid be r'e-
engaged as teachers for 1901, salaries to
be salve as last year, except where in-
crease is due. -Carried.
te11--Moore-That Jos. Coad be re-
engaged as janitor for 1001 at the same
salary. ---Cached.
Moore-Kerr—'that the teachers' and
officers' salaries for September be paid.
e --Carried.
Board the adjourned.
hetet atnem—In. Lower "%le item, on t)et
Aih,,t1n. wife of Robert Lacket•hI'get a soft.
M Tmcl n r.TrGStvsuJ•-At the English (•hurclt,
r.tieknow, on September 26tH, by Tien, C. C.
Owen B. A., Mr. W. .T. Mitchell, f lytli, to
)418-1 Adult Grandy, of Lucknow.
L.n7-fh--DAmri-•At the Methc,T[ist „therrlt
Ge pie, en'lhnr yday, Sept,:Fitli, by Tarr. Ade:
Ay Llay assisted ►Vieszirvt: it.
Garbutt,
obMistw Mag
gie
D , slaughter of 3dr, SYhn. Done, (ionic..
DJ NO.
VANNotcrrAN. TnBt t1T on Sepstember! SOt
Vi► . le son of f . c
e4 7 M mut Ales. Frank Ira
an, aged tl years, 4 months end 20 days.,
ADAMS. --In Sarni_ on October Iit}1 flub
Adams daughter Of Mr. 4, 14. nits, former -
1 , Rain hum as 1'eIre g , 1r l Sitlb vette,
A:rnxrtos.--At Hlfrrlalterl, ort lith Mk, Ellett
Wilkie. ratio* of the late [#e°. Anti'rsotr, aged
so years,
THE TIMER„ OCTOBER 2,
Vette% Words
i bird which reeelves ft scolding *
made as miserable and unhappy there-
by ea a child would be. To illustrate
this Onr Dumb Annuals tells the fol-
lowing story:
A Massachusetts wolman had a few
years aga a beautiful -canary bird
which ciao dearly loved and to which
she had never spoken an uukiud word
in her life,
One day the church organist was
away, and she stopped atter church to
play the organ for the Sunday school.
In consequence of this the dinner had
to be put off lin hour, and when she got
home her good husband was very an-
gry, and be spoke to her unkindly.
The things were put on, and they sat
down In slience at the table, and pres-
ently the bird began to chirp at her as
it always had to .attraet her attention,
To shame her husband for having, spo-
ken so she turned to the bird and for
the first time in her life spoke to it in a
"most violent and angry tone, In less
than five Minutes there was a, Mutter-
ing in the ease, She sprang to the
cage. The bird was dead.
Mas. Hendricks.. the wife of the late
vice president of the united States.
said that she once killed a mocking
bird in the same way. It annoyed her;
by loud singing, To stop it site spoke
in a violent tong and pretended to
throw something at it, and within live
minutes It was dead.
OLITICAL
MEETINGS
ELECTORS.!
Come and hear the questions
of the day discussed.
It has been arranged by Dr.
Macdonald ' through W. H.
Keir, ref Brussels, to 1 ave
union meetings with L.
Dickinson, Esq.. in e coming
contest •and t following
meetings hay een advertised
at which Dr. Macdonald, Mr.
Dickinson and others will
speak,
ETHEL, Itil.onday, Oct.
15th,
'BLUEVALE, Tuesday
Oct. 16th.
GLEN A N NAN, S cott's
School House, Wednes-
dcy, Oct. 11,7Va.
MORRIS, Town Ilan,
Friday, Oct, 19th.
Dates for future meetings will be duly
givc>t-
.A.II the I:metih els will commence at
7.30 p, in. sharp.
Ladies are rtlspeotfuliy invited to be
present.
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.
BY Ounrn.
Notice to Councillors.
We have opened up a cement tile works in
Wingha, and will keep on hated a stock of
sewer anti culvert pipes, eemeat window sills,
arches, bricks, etc. These cement pipes aro
being extensivclt' used all over the country,
and areivingg better satisfaction than any
ether material. By using the best material
and workmanship we hope fo have roar trade,
If tile are handled carefully .vs repteee broken
ones. Works at the Rink. Wing:Mita Cement,
Tile and Brick Works.
G't7TTEAID GE.
Men Wanted to Cut Cord Wood
I went men to cut 810 ('Deena of wood this fall
and eerie winter on farm arljoinfl,ls ,Toltn
Sh.ic Il s twin on. 12th eon., East w,,wnnosh, for
which l wilt pay catslt every eyes. Apply at
once onthe:.re:i,i f+,
MALCOLM 1'I0 tOLS011.
FARM FOR SALE,
The ant nt•d offers for t, his farm, be-
ing north lul .f int 3.n . u•rNs1at1 18, ast
Wirsvanew)t. cent • 11 t eros, ttie TO or iels.
On the farm area rc It Heir bons+ , bank barn,
ihtptl estli)lt•, s}tt rp. n .(1 straw shed. Three
Coral wcdts aud, Inning t'oam.. Also to good
oie•lta-elor44 pre trogrAll 41111111 fruit. There
is about t. s ru of bush mos • maple. There
is nood a,l1esoftall wheat s: wit. Thodnrtn
is `134 es front 1Ving'anln. 1i'c ntrticulars
nth. riit•at.on on the tr , inisc's or to
M S. T.INKLA
Bog 121, Wifhghnn
Cil, AfrrNlo W,
Physician, Snr,urotl, rte. ,
O;Tlr'--ttutlntuald 13fotic,. over
Deta; stere, Night veils answered „t til,•otiit:t.
it I.l(E t 84 W TTI i4
UNrif.AtAitt.h*u-. wlt4ra14itM.
N-1,tht calls ttt l:iutr*•u ileee , or Patti
duet en 11, of si' hnel it n,.r• ;hep laic,
pestle' 143 aearn, srl.t hlerr:w.
T r4.3'S 'TO
:900
,.,0
13148 7014
RESIIILTS
RESULTS aro
the best test to apply to the
ivorlt of any.school and it is on this basis that
CANAIRAOUSIN.ESSCOLLECE
CHATHAM, QNT,
Wishes to bo judged, by the prospective Busi-
ness or Shorthand nt lil..
1n n 1 e rent issue itfithis palmy we gave a list
of Fig out of .2 pupils of this 511tool who were
!deceit in the months of July and A.tt;;nst of
this year. Wo hear give you tho remaining till
of the ,., r
ATDeGraaf, shorthand teacher Aemo 1311,1.
Colt„ Seattle, Waslh,
Meed. Aiitlhouse, teacher Sharpe's Bus.. Coll.,
Berlin, Ont.
[Teo. Carroll, teseiter West Side Bus. Coll.,
Chieneo. Ill,
i?i. W,1: ox, bkpt. Win. Gray SC Sons, 011athara,
Ont,
A. C. Adams, Canada Iron 1furnace Co, lea.
lan, Ont,
.A.nclnn Toanston, steno B. 0, Dann & Oc,,
erralia, Mich.
Vennda l4cMiltnptdsn, likitr with Mr, McMaster of
ltidgotow 1i, Ont.
1 lorenco MeI onuld, with a 2rnt in Detroit,
Mgt,'
bl' O'Connor, steno Semple y rrittu•o Co.,
1:1ran Rapids, Mieh.
111(1115 Reid With the 6intcoo Canning Co,
14ihucoe, Ont.
Ethel Sandison, steno Beane, Houston &
Saone, Ohathaut, Oat.
Cressy Geer, t teno Stowe Paper Co, Grand
Rapids, Micah.l
A.11. Grialum, with N Y Life Ins 0o, Toronto,
Ont
Chs, a Gibson, steno G 12 Match Co, Grand
Rapid M eh
ccs it. Pot to 1, steno New York Biscuit Co,
Grand Rapids, iadlelt.
Bello Wae1ls, .dtclgl'tou'2t Canning Co, Ridgo-
town. Ont.
Addie Ingram, bkpt. Stoeio & Dart, Ridge -
town, Ont.
Elsie Wnrzburg, steno Houseman & Jones,
Gland Rapids. Lich.
Minn, Symms, steno Tontine Surety Co,
Detroit, Micah.
Hattie Nichols, steno Young & Chaffed, Grand
Rapid', Mich.
Maggie Havfland, steno General Hospital,
Sault Fite Marie, Mich.
Bertha Hagen, steno Young & Clhaff°, Grand
Rapids. Mich.
Jennie Ball, steno Siostz Gas Engine 0o,
Grand Rapids, Mieb.
Elmo Pennock, steno Reynolds Roofing Co.,
Grand Raeicls, Mich.
Maggio Walker, steno Xent Mills, Chatham,
Ont..
Wn1.Hagons,bkprAmerican Laundry, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Ruby Davids, steno Mr, Durham, blwyer,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Rodney Smith, Custom House, Ottawa, Ont.
Maggie Howie, steno with a firm in Detroit.
Corm Harmer, steno with a firm in Detroit.
Margaret Burns, steno G lr Brush Go, Grand
Rads, Itd
Npiora Pariclh.nell, steno with a limn in Detroit.
:Melt Jarvis, steno (temp) Wm. Gray & Sons,
Oha,
LaliaathBmrafOut,ord, American .Jew ellry Co, Grand
Rapids, Mich,
AmerieantMar Machinery Co,lGrn3!fl 'Raids,;Michi.
No other business school ,,i Canada ncr.per-
hnps on th•. continent, is in a better position to
do as nhtlelt forits pupils as we are doing.
These suecesses are simply the RESTJLTS of
the thorough course of training which this
school has been giving its pupils during the
past 24 years, and which has gamed us the con-
Edence of the business public and enables us to
'ranee ninny of our pu ails with the best business
houses. What we g;,t we hold. Wltat wo have
no* got, we're eft et.
Wepay the railway fare of stucl.enty from a
tlistence, t ievdr d it does not exceed $8.00.
Board for ladies *2,00 per week, for gentlemen
Write for one of our catalogues. It also is Al
co3111'0101 n of RESULTS, and is believed. to
be the !handsomest issued by any business
school in Ain e. as.
T. McLACHLAN & CO.,
Chatham, Ont.
ITWILL,
PAY
you to attend the Forest City
Business; and Sbt`,rtliaixl College, Lon-
don, ,Cut. PratltieaI instruction in
practical selrleols. For over fifteen
years we have been in touch with young
people and their needs, fend the business
world and its require:nems.
Every frieility n.t command for aiding
young people both before and after
grad uatiou.
Wo are doing superior work; results
pr>re it.
Send for our Catalogue and College
Journal. ,
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal.
ti: 1
Cha
ess.
e
Having completed the disposal of my business to the
Ball Bros., I desire to thank the people of Wingharn and vicin-
ity for their kind patronage for so many years.
The Messrs. Bali, who will continue the business
young men of energy, and we believe them to be straight for-
ward,
l
upright business men. I shall be pleased to g
nay customers continue to favor the have all
them with the patronage ac, -
corded me. Mr. Luther Ball who is not entirely a stranger
here (having been in my employ as assistant about four rs
ago,) has had about ten years experience in the undertaking
business, and I .believe bun to be a thoroughly competent un-
dertaker,
holding a diploma, from all of the embalming colleges.
So that in this branch of the business Ig g in
tht nl I am leaving 111
tinny place a man competent to give entire satisfaction to those
needing his services, and I bespeak for him the confidence and
patronage of all those who have been lay customers and the
public generally.
Your truly,
S. G I2A C E Y.
ord t
Following the above courteous introduction by Mr.
Gracey, we beg to assure the public of our intention to con-
duct our business on straightfocw.;rd business principles, and
thus merit the confidence at the public. Our stock will at all
tildes be found up-to-date, and our prices second to none. The
de t
branch of our business will receive special attention, and those
who favor us with their patronage may be assured of courteous
treatment and upright dealing.
Night calls attended to promptly.
Residence—Patrick St., Mr. O-racey's former.
residence.
Watch for out adv. next week.
5.
AGENCY FOR THE
MERICAN SELWOVEN WIRE FENCE
Fade of Large, Strong Wires, Heavily Galvanized.
.rues
Amply providesforexpansion and contrac-49iH 11Rilas"'
tion. Only Best Bessemer steel wires . A;l e,a
used, Always of uniform quality. all eta
nnnot
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Does not mutt- 1; i>
tate, but does t il 1 t•il• ti
efficiently turn Ii-I+w ii:i l
cattle, t rrli+ttat
!!Dears.;tibawee . ..!wtirj.l..q .l...t.rtri. ii.u.ii wrs.K nttlt
hogs and pis id r sn.. .f . .....,.a.ia n...ismiii ri t .s,{ ii,.
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EVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED
• EY THE MANUFACTURERS.
Cali end See it. Can show you how it will save you money.
ForSale by MO. CCL GG & CO.
1,
4-11. r.4 nvt 411--11,ts .;se is Wt ,4i 5 -' ---+cal i-s5tu' e t>' 1►,w O+
f PE' l ICS lt't P OT1Os;;
ilclhapa thce fittest line of
FURNITURE
ever seen 111 this town is now on sale,
ore. Every piece has something which
pecially recommends it. Some will at.
Coles Cotten! Boot Corepontid A
Ts suatteaSfnlly lilted monthly by over
10.000LAdles. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask.
TARO druggist for Cork't Cottoc Root Cotfr-
tmitAttonit are clanger'i us. lll 'r ab No.1, $iopet
box, No.11, 30 dngroan stronger, til per box. No.
1_br 2. maned en receipt of pried and two 11 -Cent
stATYt 9 '1'lin Conk Colnpa»y Windeor Ont.
l> r Nos.1 fond 2, .aid arta reeommCnded bye all
rarpOTvatbla Druggists tit (Attads.
ftnintlfmeti.ffi. Davviis f 1A A. Win low, Conti A
Campbell, Drugl;ieta',
tract by reason of design, solno by
beauty of the wood, some by their
utility.
All prove well nmade, strong and
durable at
' . rat & BUTTON
Furnitrtro DLalert null tTiidertalcers.
JUST ARfflV
New pack of
F
ned \fegetables
Aylmer Brand.
Always reliable.
ea brands f
Why buy the cheap ocathed goods when
you can get the old reliable brand of Aylmer Tomatoes,
OIIIaCOns,.
t• Corn, Peas, Beasts and Pumpkins at the sante price els
cheap goods.
CANS FOR 26 CENTS.
at GRIP IN S
y'r l4PPIAryrxt+s- v ,s't rt w3Pt wigs, ` tAlWie a:14-0:' ivl gas`4Wt rr; lrctr: