HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-10-19, Page 1VOL XXVIII.- NO. 1487,
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ON SATURDAY.
Business is booming so much with us
in Tailoring that it is hardy worth. our
while to advertise this branch of our
business, lint still we want 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 Suitiegs at a great reduction. In
BOOTS and SHOES
It is needless too say we lead the Trade.
Our easterners have been more than sat-
isfied during the past season; the conse-
quence is, we have had a largo 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 are
e• ling 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
Boots on Saturday ab COST. We have
just sorted up our stock of .
.\ CENTS' FURNISHINGS,
HATS AND -GAPS
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 ffew +'
^ T (*OEDS
' I A; we are selling them at 50 per cont.
on cost—it 'will pay you to buy _#rny-
thing we have, even if you don't izee I
it just now. The•rest of our Groceries
at cost ane ielow. We have not much
left, but what we have you can have at
your own price.
WE SELL CHEAP:
Ho ltth &Sons
Marriage Licenses
batted by rnAxrx PATsxisON, No. 28 Victoria
street. Windham, Out. No witnesses required.
Send for, our catalogue and be con- rj
is
do !A-
vinced that we
f work in busutess education in Canada A�
61l to -day. re
j Central Business College
Stratford, atYor
r Ont.
Students from Manitoba on the west, r
Newfoundland on the cnst.and Texas. on L
the south are in attendance this year.•r-
Distance proves . no hitldrance to those
,who desire to got the best, a
Several Canadian' colleges (Jit
and many large American . schoois jq�
�[�' enxplov our graduates as teachers. This le
1^ is n strati{ proof of superiority. Enter i
RI 1 now if possible. i2.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal,
Cents
pays for the Trmgs till
January tst, 1901.
0 Cents
pays for the Ttntl;s and To-
ronto Daily Stat" till Jan.
,1st, 1001. Ail who sub-
scribe for the Star get :a
hatidso>tte pietttre of the
Queen and Prinee of
Wales.
Leave your orders early+,
at the Thits office,
fri
If you
have
:190))
la 4 �'if
4 0
1
Groceries $
call up $
No. 58
N. A. FA QU ARSON'S
(The Chine House) yip
and want
and your orders will
be pronrptly:attend-
ed to, ,
GENERAL L0CAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's advertisement,
Dr. Butler, of London, *ill be at the
Queen's Hotel, Wingham, on the fist
Friday of each mouth from 11.30 a.
m. till 3 o'clock p. an., for consultation
in diseases of the eye, ear, nose and
throat.
Sur:mile L+'GCS.--
William Armour a
shipping their sto
gentlemen put dow
eggs this season
time
beforehe
t las
as. Gillespie and
busy these days
!r of eggs. These
an extra number of
d it wi}„i be sone
shipnenmads.
UOLD REsxDEn.'T' DEATH Death re-
moved ono of W ngham's oldest resi-
dents on Tuesday
the person of Mrs.
Lucy Ellicott, i her 69th year. +e -
ceased bad been respected rest c t of
the town for a u ber of years. ; r re-
mains were int rred in the Ingham
cemetery on Th rsday.
WANTED. -400 bags
the. Winghamµ Cider
G xocl Iirieet pal&
eet apples at
red Felly mill.
Ow rE or R znnlrcn. S. Gracey
and family ha` this week moved to
Blyth, whore t se* will spend a few
months with s. Graeey's mother.
l+r.. Gracey ha not decided where will
iocate and will trend part of his time, in
Winghaxn for the next two months.
Henry Ball d ftp ily, of Brussels;
have moved in Mr racoy's sidence
on Patrick str • et.
Waterere Dried +pp :, fowl and
butter. We wilt pay • for choice Roll
Butter till Nov, 5, • ur stock is large
and well assorted, + . KING.
LEAVTSG WING S. ra. Lewis,
who has been. at Chapman's *glove
factory for the past our years will leave
for Toronto early November. Mr.
Lewis aid his fa ily have been esti-
mable citzens of Ingham. aux w ate
sorry to learh of t eir departure, .Alex..
McGregor and a ife are also eaving
Wingham. Mr. oGregor hes purchas-
ed the hotel at altelet ' and will take
possession early i November. Mr, Mc.
Gregor•has been ectiott foreman on the
Winghaxn motto of the G. T. R. for a
number of years nd we are sorry to lose
himself and Mrs. McGregor as residents
Wingham.
Pon Satz.—;A, number of Brown Leg-
horn hens and roosters; Light Brahma
hens and roosters and four good Barred
Plymouth Rook roosters. Apply at
Tates office.
Ni✓w ORA.NGs 13A NEE Wingham
Orange Lodge, No. 7 4 has had a new
banner made. he ;work on the
banner was clone b ,.Miss Graham, of
Clinton, and iii spea ing of it, the News.
Record says:=-e'Mi- Graham of town
has made a very ndsome banner for
Win earn Orange odge No. 794. The
honer is°iiiade •r sill: trimmed with
velvet, satin and cry heavy gold braids
gimp and fringe. The one side has the
usual portrait of ping William ou .his
white charger o .asiug the Boyne as a
centre. The otl er has a portrait of tier
Mafesty, Queen Victoria. The usual
mottoes and . inblenis are tastefully
emblazoned
in .cid, silver and colors.
The woritmansl "p of Miss "Graham on
this compares f .vorable with thoseof
professional artists. While this is only
the second this ady has made, it has
elieited praise ffr. rn the very few who
have been favor d with a view of it who
(regretted that a retiring modesty- aof
the artist op •sod displaying it in a
inorc public pia e for a day or two °be-
fox'e leaving tot n."
MONEY To Lam—Money to loan on
notes, and notes discoixnted at ream.
able rates. Money advanced on retort -
gages, With privilege of paying at the
end of any year, Votes and accounts
collected. Oflice—heaver Block, Wing.
ham. 'hoer, Mc1rtnoo.
INUNAM
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, (AMBER 19, 1960,
A YEAR IN AJVANC1
I ig stock of Fur Jackets, Capes
Gaperines, Coflarottes 1, e, at I err's.
:iioi re EXTENDED The mail on th
the 11.10 a. in. L. II & B. that has been
a closed wait to E cardiae since the
train eomnlolncexl ru ming there is now
open. Mail Ofeek Wright and 011er-
head will now go tri ough to Kincardine
on alternate clays.
, See the Japan.se Silks at I? err's. •
I. O. 0, Rif -LIN .....On Thursday
0 evening of last wee the members of
1 Maitland Lodge, N 119, I. 0, 0. F.
Won in the Calm.
embers of the lodge
1
visiting brethern
abers, A splciddicl
tiered and refro.h-
Iitallrunr Am
past ttvo weeks T1
Mfg, Co, havo beet
shipments of ,thei
maria a huge eh
furniture to South
load to "Lrngland.
will soon be atoll•
world; •
oan, -- Daring tit
Thos. Bell & Sou
making some extr
furniture. 'alleymont of their line
lefriea acid also a ear
Bell's flan furniture
iu all ports, of the
1)eltt a serial and re -1
oileltawbor. The n
awl their friends. an
;;'ere out in largo ai progrea nee was. rex
ei tents were served, All who attended
report a very plea it time.
t1.I Coat and pant makers wanted, Apply
to \Vail Jeukius, Listowel,
Fon Sete,—Thr home of Mrs. Caro-
line Ross, north of the mill, Favorable
terms. Apply on the. premises,
Oi' SATI,'inn 3,' NTOSITA, —Post-
masters in eities a a towns have re-
ceived circulars info ming them that int
future their offices will r,.qulrc. to! be
Open between . 7. 0 and `f;.'
on Saturday event .:s, for the receipt •af
Saving Beek depo is and tkausaoteon of
other Saving B k buslusss. The
Winghaxn postman er has received notice
and thenew regale tion takes etfeotfratn
Saturclay of this w ek.
PUBLIO SOHOOL
peas are,khat sola
teachers will be m
For soine years pa
payers have been e
the keen contpetiti
to the .teaching pro
changed now. Th+
raising of the stand
students to seek o
a livehood. A lea
was recently thro
Ontario estimates
thousand teachers
uinq of the New
will only be nine 1i
demand.
iA01 ns, -The: pros -
for Vablis school
Oa higher hereafter.
Curai, soliool rate-
joying•the'results of
n caused by the rush
ssion, but this has
low, saltcries anti the
'd have caused many
er means of earning
ng educationist who
gh a great puri of
rat there
well be once
vented at the begin.
ea; and that there
ndred to supply the
FOR SALE.—A f ame house en good
repair, containing seven ro s besides
clothes closet, hal Dud t o shed; good
well and stable; ell ou voted garden;
quarter acre of and; n the road to
station, Bl.ueval . Apply to Mrs.
Rutherford, Bltu ale.
I .1P0aTAxT ;usr.-Speeiel OfQ er
Wrn. laundry ane Chief Vannorman, of:.
Winghaxn, Thur day morning of last
week at two o'clf k lodged ie. Goclerich
jail John Elai•tte . n, alias John Clarklee,
alias John , Du alias John, Winkle.
The prisoner its lleged to have single-
handed stolen d ring the past sixmoixths
nearly ies. thou and dollars' worth of
cutlery, silvery; a and. merchant tail-
ors' furnishing- from stores in Wing -
ham, Goderrc . O1'
niton,. and Bayfield.
Tho officers ha been working night and
day' on the cas• since Sept. .11, and al-
though they re • vered e, large quantity of
stolen goods at iffereut places, the man
who sold them .eemed to have dropped
out of sight t • til Wednesday of last
week, when G anclry and Vaunorman
attended the Bl th fair, and there they
heard of a mai who had been at' Mr.
Crawford's, i Hullett township.
They at once at to Crawford's and
found their mai in bed. He had in his
possession a qu itity of the goods stolen
front Goderich, lid was wearing a pair
oil, ., •stolen oin Bayfield. • He also
lie.,„ 'e dont., e.action revolver, fully
boa i ji t. did • ti get a 'chance to use
it. Tinehuurglar s were very daring, as
the thief only too . the best of everything,
and in the Gode 'ch cases taking stuff
out of the front vindow in the stores,
lighted briiliantl by electricy all night.
This is thought t be the mau,who done
the stealing at M H, Mclndoo's store.
Mr. Malndoc had word from
Goderich on 1Vton lay and they say they
found a quantity +f goods in .a barn near
Goderich on Friel, y morning. Mr, Mc-
Indoo is well sati•ei ecl with Chief Van-
norman for the a five part he has taken
in helping to Clea up this matter, Chief
Vannorman has'b en away part of this
week working on his case, It is thought
that more goods • ay be found in the
vicinity of Bruce i eld. Since the above
was put in type, hief Vannortnen has
arrived home and iuforrnsns that he and
Mr. Gundry wore successful in obtain.
ing more of the s +.len ' goods at Varna,
Brumfield, 1ipp n, Scaforth and the
country between these places. Gloves,
braces, revolvers into. had been sold in
dozen lots to cliff mint people and when
the Than was nm ing the sales he always
told his ctxstome s that he carried the
best of goods an asked them not to par•
chase their `tviitt •r's fors as wo would
soots have a apt idid stook of therm. He
evidently intent• ed to continue his basis
WO Of stealing The prisoner appeared
before the NH e Mttgittrate at Goderich
on Wednesda ° morning and pleaded
guilty to nil t o charges'. He did not
implicate any person, nor dill he say
what hind c f a rig he bad to move the
goods froxn r. McXxidoo's store here.
He will toe . r before the judge for sea-
tence iu the course of two welts, 1
TUE fryrxx lith ._The .i;13•th fair
held on Thn;;dayInd Wednesday o
last week was the lost t;uccessful yet
held, The Standar putts the attendan
to have been close t 7004'µfur the receipt
at the gate and gra d. stand 'mounted t
over $C00. Some ood horse races we.
run off on Wedner ay afternoon. Anti
Gould won the pen; race and Ilion
won inn the 2.30 Jas. McKelvie
town had the . ooth eprivilege and he
reports a good bt siuess.
mid hand uggy for sale, almost
neve; also a cutter. Apply to 51111 1 &
Pn rnxer..
AccIDENT Ax Fon •wren 0xn Tues-
day night Isaac Davi soli, who drives an
et:.;g wagon °,x r as. Gillespie, of
Winglianx, •• , ut ' ith a very serious
accident, .•ins re airs arebeing made
on the Fordwich bz dge and a ladder had
Welt put aorose the nil of the bridge to
prevent any one fr x driving cult The
night was dark an no light was sot to
warn strangers o fhe danger. Mr.
Davidson drove iu o the ladder and the
sudden stop three him in behind the
horses whore he r eived a severe kick.
ing.—Gorrie Vide o,
Pon SALrx.—.A. good kitchen stove,.
Palace range,, "N , 9 with 0 oles in
e f c
rectc n'
o bio
1 dr n also a go box stove,
,ixew this year. Stoveu be seen at
Wnx. Lewis', sec.ud house south. of G.
T. R. bridge, Mi ° nio et.
W, C. T. U. NNTIAL MEETING.—The
'annual meeting 2 the W, C. T. i3. was
held Tuesday a ernoon. The Treas-
urer's report sh.wed that $127.00 bad
g r
been raised. dnrr, the year for all pur-
poses, $02.00 of ' hich had been writ to
the ludo. Fami o sufferers, and that
there was. a hal nee of $x7.10 in the
Treasurer's Kan s. The following
nipcers we?ie . cd. ted for the, coming
yiar;,-.-'President, Mrs. Alex. Loss;
Vice -Pres., Mrs. `,:. J. Purely; Cor. See.,
Mrs. T. C. Gra taut, Rec. Secy., Mrs.
W. J. Chapman; Treas., Mrs, Dr. Mac-
donald.
Any orders for sales left et the Trac es
office will receive prompt attention. J.
J. Currie, auctioneer.
-
MINOR LOCALS.
Campbell's Ileacl�obe Wafers gum=
teed to cure headache,
The G. T. R. X.ycar passedthrou;h
Wingham on Wed esday,
—Vim Gregor shipped a car of
onions to London + t Wednesday.
—A. ear load of ogs was shipped front
Winghaln on Mon ay to Collingwood,
—The third nut on the G. T. R. two -
dons has been la 1 off for the whiter
mouths .
-W.F.Vanstoz
erected at the re
John street.
o ---Wm. Gardne and wife, well-
s known in this vioin
o Teeswater to Owen
re --Mr, Dfiainey,
le foreman on the L.
01 Mooregor's place o
of licit,
--Owing to Thur
giv'fng day, the T
nesday night haste
usual.
—011 another page
found au interestin
Africa, written by
David Lougheed.
is having a kitchen
of his dwelling ou
Faye GOOD OrrE .—Tho Tates and
the Weekly Globe to new subscribers
until the end of 100 fcr 40 coats; The
Trues and Family _erald and Weekly
Star till the end of xe year to new sub-
scriiiers for 40 cent the Tains alone
till the end of the y ar for 20 cents, to
new subscribers; th Tmzns till January
1st, 1909 and a cop of our handsome
Christmas sapplerue it to new sabscribers
for $1.10; the Tate ° and Weekly Globe
till January 1st, 1 02 and a copy of
Christmas supple eut , and copy of
picture, "The Cana ians et the Battle of
Paardeberg" for 1.70 to new sub-
scribers. Pick crit he offer you wish to
take advantage off, send word or drop
into the Titins o 0 and we will see
that your order is ronxptly attended to
The Listowel Business College and
Shorthand Institute opened its fall term
withgood success, having received a -
plications from five es -pupils of the
Central Business College, Stratford, for
the purpose of perfecting their studies in
Shorthand. . This certainly speaks well
for the character and superiority' of the
instruction impacted at the Listowel
Shorthand Institute. For illustrated
catalogue, terms, eto., apply to C. L.
aartt Listowel.
eak Svcs
The diploma we bold from the
Optieal insttta'te of Canada is a
guarantee of one qualification to
give perfect satisfaction in the fitting
of gausses.
Ottr.tgttiptrient fol' thk work has
always teen of the best, but to make.
it stilt more complete and tip to date
we have jest added rt ''Jobb Opto
Ureter," the latest invention in this
elm of ittstrtxxtxcrits.
Do not let fake opticians and
pedlars who have never studied the
eyes, tamper with ;yours, and sell
you glasses at doubic their value
when you can be properly fitted at
home.
Jo
Driuoca `p ANiD OP1`1O1AN8
WINGHAM.
ty, have moved from.
Sound,.
—The L. xi, els 13.
a cow near Clinton o
ing of last week.
had gathered ou the
—Mushrooms hav
plentiful of late, an
have been brought i
risers with a taste for
—We would be p1
regularly from some
dents. If any are
us know and new sn
—It will be 95 year
ne of the section
B. will take Mr.
the Winglzanx sec -
ay being Thanks.
is issued on Wed -
of Thursday as
f this issue will be
atter from .South
ingham's soldier,
orning train killed
Wednesday morn -
number of cattle
ack. •
been unusually
bushels at them
to town by early
the fungolds.
used to hear more
of our correspon-
ut of supplies, let
plies will be tent.
on Sunday next
since Lord Nelsona cm shed the combined
French and Spani-i fleets and gave
Great Britain the sup •emacy of the sea.
--O. P. Smith. is ha • ing the lawns in
front of his cottages o x John street filled
and levelled. • The mprovements on
this�,roperty will mak a great difference
in appearance.
-The ringing of ti e fire alarm on
Thursday of last week ;bout 0.10 p.
gave the firemen a ru . A burning
chimney at C. M. W keg's sidenco
°u -as the comae of then ...
—A mustard piaster will draw for a
time but not forever. Lest year's ad-
vertisement will not c aw trade for to-
day. Acivertisements, like mustard
plasters, must be war. 'to draw.
A. Graham, grans thic walk con-
traetor, reports to th • Clinton News -
;leotard that this seaso • has been an up -
profitable fitable ono for hi and estimates
that he has dropped a •ut $4,000.
. ont into effect on
day. The only
in Wingham are
Loudon leaves at
5 p. m. train for
sat3.10p.m.
hard, but now is
You want the good
agent for the bard
and tempered -in -oil,
he wade -to -fit any
your good monepon
get the genuiue for
, 85 cents cash. T.
—A new time table
the G. T. R. on 142
change in the trains
the 8.25 p.m. traiu fo
8.10 p, m. and the 3
Kincardine now leav
The ground is ver
tho time to plow.
repairs. I am sol
and tough, the dian
the crucible cast,
plow. Don't wast
trash, when. you ea
the saute price, viz
IL Ross.
PER
ONALS:
We shall be glad
this column from an
have visitors or perp
dro>iband tellas e
effect.
25
have contributions to
of our readers. If you
se going away yourself,
send us
a note to that
Ernie Hammon
friends in Toront
Dr, Gordon, of Lucknocv was in
Winghant en ivo ueiaiay. .
Thos. Bali was iti Toronto for a few
clays this week ex business. '
is away on a visit to
Mr. and Mrs.
ing with friends '
Miss Jessie ?or
days with friend: in Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs. t . Maxwell britt child
are visiting with riends in Galt.
Mrs. 11. Clegg s spending a few days
at her perentel h f me in Ingersoll.
Miss Ray, of istowet is visiting at
the home of her . .de, Thos, Gregory.
Miss j. Cum ings was visiting It
liarriston, the guest of Mrs. A.
Cherie.
T. H. Ross sp t last Snndayintrutce•
field, visiting w tit his brother 'who iS
on the sick list.
Mrs, John +icMannus has returned
home from her visit with relatives and
friends itx Detr f it.
0. E. Bowe , of Stratford, Diatrtct
Traffic Agent , f the G. T. R. was in
town on Wed esdey.
Joseph M tell, of Berlin, was the
guest of his r uliter, Mrs. Jas. Collins.
afew days 1 t week.
ktiss Meg le 1l2cIntyre, of Sault Ste.
]carie, was he guest of her unable, Jes.
Collins, out day last week.
McKinley are visit-
liomoka. 'k'
er is spending a few. 1p
Now is the season for
sersous trouble to occur
with the lungs. Build up
Ithe systemand strength, .;
en the fun °s with
DOu as3' :
Palatable,'
Emulsion'
ion
of Cod Liver
Oil with
Hyposphites
• It is fresh and the best on the
market, •
The old Williams stand. �t
. Igo DOUGLASS
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Prop.
G. N, W. (11fi.ce.
A GREAT BARGAIN
in Ladies Night Gowns, in plain and
fancy Flannelettes, very nicely made;,
quite natty in style, they would be coin
eonsided splendid value au some places at
75c but our price while they last is 50e,
worthmore to xnalze thein up.
Fine fluffy all wool I3lankets—direct
from the xnakers--as low as $2.75..
Best pure wool stocking yarns all ,
shades et cut prices.
D. M. Gortnceie
The Direct Importer;
Mr. and tr
d Mrs. of
B.
B uPicker-
ing
P'
it
ing are visiting as t to hone of their
daughter, Mrs. R. A.
ouglass.
Mr. and Mrs. C. It . Walker were in
Ingersoll this we r, attending the
funeral of M. Walks l'e uncle.
Mrs. John iTanua IMO; Master Johla
Hanna and Master Leslie Young aro
i visiting with friends in Hensel'.
Mr. and Mrs. J. . Long,i
ofW,.ng-
,
ham, were guests at . S. Robertson's
on Sunday.,-Lueh i, w Sentinel,
Geo. A. Bisbee 1 s returned homier
from his exteuderd'c ,it with friends inn'.
Michigan and Mid( sex couixy. '
G. H. Green, of R ssland, B. C. an&
Geo. W. Walker, of Gerrie, were Calling'
on Wingham frim( on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. . Hoxnuth have es -
turned home fron a visit with their
daughter, Mrs. G' ' ord, in,Detroit.
Robt. Holmes, t o Liberal 0oltclidatiii.
in West Huron u - in Winghaxn een.
Wednesday and g -e the Tnn s a call.
Gus, MoLau Jx n returned house on
Tuesday from In tian Bead., N. W. T.
He spent the pa t few months in the
West.
Rev. W. Free spent part of this
week visiting wit x relatives at Beams-'
vile and Mrs. Fr ed was visiting with
friends in Hespie
J. J, Walker, member of Torontoes:
police force for a umber of years was
visiting with his rather James Wacker
this week.' He was also visiting with
his parents in Ea Watvauosh,
John Eurgess
Saturday last fr
which piece he
•soine time. H
as r
ecovering fro
fever..
returned house ori;
m Dauphin, Mau., at
as been residing for
reports Geo. Morrison
Ins at
tacit i
f
0
typhoid.
Mrs. H. B. Rlli`,tt retutned home one
Saturday, after spending two weeks
with relatives t different places he
Michigan. Ile sister, Mrs. (t 3
Morris, of Gageto n, Mich, accompanier«
her home aixd wil spend a few weeks itlt
Wingham.
Ingham's popular Shoe Store.
IMP DRY
Moro trottl,le than sou a to bnan ixm :terry
fl oat veld, damp feet, and these roan. fx oi:a
shoes, cotigghs. e'.olclw, anflpnettinoniaotte•it with
fatal totttits, originate frfanneglect ofthe feet..
Row all important then to wear goat
EL3 zrai antra SHOE
'rhos() that krf i, uhf w toranddntxx ,n,,.s out
VR iinve, the best. Wear them and 1.rep tceU..
W. J. GREEK
,tilt kinds of DrunIts and 'Valise! +Atop.