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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-11-16, Page 1kN MIA VOL, XX' THL NO. 149i, Y NGI A14z, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, 'NOVEMBER 16, 1000, . A YEAR IN ADMAN 5 for the purchase of fall and winter Suits is at hand. We have .a magnificent range of Tweds, Worsteds, etc., Im- pox'ted and Canadian goods from, the ifest makers. Please do `";has a. favor by looking thrciugh our stock. Do You Want an Overcoat or fall or winter Suit. If so, 1, J. Homuth & Sons is THE Place where. Quality, Price and satisfaction can be found combined within reach of all. Boots and Shoes In this line our stock is large, well -assorted, and com- prised of goods from the best makers. Our prices touch rock -bottom. Call and inspect our goods: WE SELL CHEAP. THIS WEEK i Bohemian 0 lass, ala. Bowls' a The Drainage fa' 1 of wilegham for q many friends i FruitBaskets t we open SOW very pretty lines of Read 1L. E. Isarll & Co's adVertise- meat on page five of this issue. week eve suede an f the town council 5. Howson, Ilarvey to roeeive 6100 per e of the dace, in place at ,500 per y ar, as was reported in our last issue. FirliCIIASED A. TOT= —W. F. Dal - maga, late of the ruuswick house, has purchased the bion hotel at Gerrie from Geo. Brown Mr. Dulmego lulls. get possossioei on he 10th of December. lily have beeniresidents many years and their 1 Weighs= js' wish home, sty geed winter cot price paid. IIA1tsoN, excess—a, D. the first Canadian Africa will give a, perieuces in South dist church, Wing - ening next.. Mi. Mc - f Wiughaln, leaving w11 No doubt a urn out nest Monday give his version of ppear in his khaki. under the auspices gue, Silver collee- lefray expenses. AN BRTtOR,--wLas$ error in our report proeeetliegs. Mess FW Brockelbank are year for taking c them prosperityliu their fie We:inn. A quasi apples. Highest 1 Apply to N, A. FAn Tents ON ,SOUTH Laron, a member of •coutin ,ent to South boy 's talk on his e Africa, in the Meth' ham, on Monday e Laren is a native been born is this t large number will evening to hear hie the war. He will suit, and is eomluc of the Epworth L tion at the door to . Also a find range of the most A E1EMITWWUL VASES. over displayed in Winghaeu. These lines aro direet]y imported. from Europe and are strictly up-to-date. �a N. A. FAt}ik� QJiA��3ON'S (`.Che China House) GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Seo Halsey Park's advertisement. Dr. Butler, of London, willnbe at the the Queen's Hotel, Wing , Friday of each month from 11.80 a. m. till 3 o'clock p. m., for consultation in diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Hoffluth & Solis NEW ADTERTISES merchants of WiI vertisements in the ham merchants g will pay our r miles to secure. tisements in this TAKEN TO normals left on Goderich, and f teed to Kingston son, evho was red penitentiary for H. Mclndoo's s from stores 1 other places. W.4 TED. -4C0 bags of sweet apples at the Wiugham Cider .and Jelly mill. Good prices paid. 1' Marriage Licerilses Issued by-Tsx;A'NR P TERSON, ivo. 28 Victoria street, Virin°tthara, Ont. No witnesses required. IT PAYS. TO ATTEND 111 �r.serrs.—Many of the ham have new ad - week's issue. Wing - re extra value, which dors to come many Read all , e adver- issuo. INGSTON. Chief Van- eduesday morning for oh1 there he will pro - with the man, Patter- ently sentenced to the Stealing goods from M. re in this town and Clinton, Bayfield and Sennteene 1 I)n. members of the Tot Dr, Macnonald, the in East Huron, at 11 day evening. '3 =inhere of the number of others i tertained them. `I very plerissint even' ttCI:ONALD. The li Band .serenaded •uccessful candidate residence on Fri - he Dr, invited the band along e itli a to his house cult en - lose pres t spent a ig. BooeLlxd: Bossier., Button intend boon business for the Walker has moved and the than has hat rooms for the large have on hand. another column ai they are offeriug for MINOR LOCALS, Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran- teed to cure heaclaohej —We have had au tea taste:, of winter this week. --Five weeks. fro Taesdaynext will bo Christmas. —Plan of ball for --Walker Dros. cS; at Douglass' drug s ing their furniture -m-A Cavalier of Fx ,ist (]0 days. W. house on Monday ev 'e stock from Blyth .—A number of y to rent extra store attended a ball at G OFFICIAL RETURN. J. A, Morton, for He nesday made his offie. here m the presence declared Dr, Mae& majority of 140. T 3,864; Dr. Meadow and Mr. Dickinson, 1 returns will bo founi WANTED.—One Tub of choice Roll Butter weekly—also Dried Apples and Fowl. We don't handle old Tub Butter made into Rolls. Our Dress Goods, Furs, Ready made Clothing and Over- coats are not surpassed. ' . E. KING FORMER MORRI'. Lindsay, relict of tl. Guire, died at the James McGuire, inj day. Mrs. MoGuir livocl £or many yea Morris. Deceased The remains were on Wednesday of terred in the. Win Central Business College �� Stratford, Ont. • �r': Our graduategget choice positions with Lr', the best business firms, and many sure r'I placedloes. as oP our recent grar duates L_� IW. R. Crone, teacher, Rider Business ;i, College Trenton, N. 3. W. E. Brown, teacher, Metropolitan l X41 /Winos3E. Gillespie, teacher, Bay City Busi- N1 he* College, ay City, W. J. Brownell, �ntedacher, ietroit Busi- G TE BAD.—Jean late Arthur Me home of her son, it. Forest, on Mon - with her husband, s on the let lino of was in her 79th year. Brous ht to Wingliam srnoon and we ham comets FAMILY GATHERING able bine was spent at D. A. Campbell, I'r Thursday afternoon of her brothers and sister few hours together a photo taken. There of the Casemore fa two girls, all of .who youngest oue being o ago. They all live of each other, which, Miss MacPherson will ell of her largo and well sel c millinery and ready -t cost and below. Call bargains. DIED IN Howeoxe. home in Hoevick to day of last week, Iltvain in her 36th y had been ailing for not expected to redo hind a husband a Mrs. M.cIlwain was Adams of this town. have the sympathy their affliction. ness University, College, Minneapolis, Minn. G. A. Stone, teacher, Curtiss Business n ,,, wh,,,i,,ir graduates occupS, positions r like the above it is positive proof that our d work is of the highest grad.e. Many posi- tions of this kind had to go unfilled this [1-1 year as we had no ono to send. r Send for beautiful catalogue, (4i. W. J, ELLIOTT. Principal, rifl gil B.5-1. ne.9S0-170=e- reire-aeszaele.-Lirers Wain 15 Cents pays for the TIMES till o balance :,d trimmed ear hats at rly and secure 3t. There died at her Mrs. Charles Me- an The deceased me time and was .er. She leaves be- d litt daughter. e of Joseph niany friends in ew stock they now evenings, wend their advt in —John Scott, of see the bargaius car load of lambs the next GO days. Wednesday. Returuiug Officer —The Teems is p roe East, on Wed- A very enjoy - he home of Mrs. GES street, o11 ast week, when met to spend a have a family o eight members ly, sic boys aucl are living; the r silty years of �ithin a few'1 ' es s a very u sual thing with such a lar e family. Those present at the gathe • ng were William S„ Robert, George, John and James Casemore and Mrs Belfour. Joseph Casemore was unabl: to be present. The company had a 1 ge family photo taken. at M. E. Zurb gg's.photo.gallery, when they returned ,• Mrs. Campbell's home and had tea, Iter which a few hours were pleasan y spent in talking over by gone da and events, when they were all yo ng together. The many friends of • e Casemore family will wish them many more happy gatherings. Mr. Wni. Holmes i 1count athis office recent illness. f four electors, and _Cutters and sl aald elected by a e total vote cast, appearance for thi lel receiving 2,002 streets MI Wedne 802. The coria' ed—;!.iliott paito4 in another . elfin, family from town he has a situation Losr,—On Josephine st bout two ee weeks ago, a pair of lady old rimmed spectacles. I'iuder will e rewarded by leaving Them at the post office. Tins PULLS'.—Bv. ryone in town by this time has hea 1. about the Pulls, who since Monde night have been showing their pow+ , or their skill, or both, as hypnotist in the opera house. They have dons me wonderful things which we will 1 . t try to enumerate here. They are h: e under the auspices of the town band and, will exhibit for the remainder of the week and those who have never s: n the manifestations should certainly s e them. • man Lyceum Com Cavalier of France, House, Thursday nig large and appreciativ story surrounds the III. of France, and tl e national °ha teristics are well bro ght out. Th royalty, and love, an treac places, will& is quit in the Englishman's i ea of court inithose days. handle lpy the coin Grasse taking the splendid dramatic eff Wolfe. in the role of t ft &Moult part, but he excellent professional Lillian Paige, as the Miss Brain Steven, t Queen of 'Navarre, in Crozier, in the part 31101s, fianeo of Rene de bnted in high degree the play. The cosh the scenery magnifice appointment generall Cents pays for the Timzs and To. font° Daily Star till Jan. 1st, 1901. All who ,sub- seribe for the Star get a handsome picture of the Queen and Prinee Iteave your orders early At the TINMS office. ny presented "IA 7 at the Opera t, to an unusually audience. The urt of King Henry ng Of in high nig with se French. 'he play was well any, Mr. Jos. de art of Reue de 'of France, with rt. Freeman de se king, assumed Bete evideece of xperience, Miss Queen mother, e daughter. and d Miss Blanche f Gabrielle Du o the 8110008S of es were superb, t, and the stage er Cavalier of Franc e re, ince in the Opera fining next. ,ung Winglianiitos linters .on Monday istowel, shipped a airs Wingharn on used to learn that recovering from her ighs made their first season on Wingharn lay. last week moved lis to Bracebridge, where ea a saw hill. Apprentices wanted at once. Tw young ladies to learn tailoring. tf WEBSTER & Co.. —H, F. Gordon, o London, formerly of Wingl►am, hasleen appointed in - spec or n-speo)or for the Cana man Life Assurance Co pang is that ci . 91►%.'v4w.• wAr l�fiscit MISSIONARY A LIANOE.—The Wing - ham branch of t e Christian and Mis- sionary Alliance it their regular busi- ness meeting las week decided to com- mence their Su ' lay evening meetings at 7 o'clock in the uture. Marvellous suc- cess hes attend: d the efforts of the few Christians, wh , four mouths ago band- ed themselves ogether to promote the Gospel of full lization of the and abroad. profitable .has work. We wi that this is not a fraternal unio purpose of beer' and His fullness. reach the neglec lands, and to sen whole world in tl 14Soney for foreign forwarded to any of charge, Aare contributed for for a large amount for Oun NBw INDII been received from Toronto, to the elf to go on witli his p in connection with an iron and brass f Tho town solicitor, now prepairing th tion as to when th mitted to the rate by the council. Win€ham should the ratepayers wi when they have on the by-law. several days in t into matters wi a woollen mill a manufacturing will have a prop to the Town Co .proposes to orga pally and build cost of :12,000 a class plant. He hands and will a of $10,000 for ten back each year a end of the term. t son of W. H. Kerr, C the Brussels Post has been ill with ty hoid fever for some three weeks. We pe tho yen g man may have a speedy ecovery. —People in this c saint who are hav- ing auction sales s mkt see that their sale bills are print at the TIMEs office. A free notice is giv bills are printed at —Mrs. Halliday, of WM. Halliday purchased the hon street, recently OW She gets possessio Now is the season for sersous trouble to occur with the lungs. Build up the system and strength- en the lungs with Douglass's Palatable .Emulsion. of Cod Liver Oil with Irlyposphites It is fresh and the best on the Tlw old Williams stand. Prop. This is place to get your furs at right prices, all frilly guaranteed. Ladies' fine A.stracein ,Tackets from $20 -to $85, Ladies' Far Capes and lour heed Capes from $S to $40. Caperines, Ruffs, Muffs and. Gauntlets geed and cheap. Men's 'Fur Coats, laege stock, best quality, lowest prices. We are head quarters for sleigh Robes, prices range Lamer= stock of rubbers and over- shoes, prices^frora 30 cents le pair to $1. If you want the nicest goods and the best value in Vutlerwear be sure that the his office. n in. the Teen when Ovocoats. The quality and yon look through our stock. Great stock of Children's, Boys' and. lplicne'ss will surely please you. of Howick, moth!! of this town, nue and lot on Minnie ed by James levine. op. the lst,ot Decem- alvation and the evango- eglected classes at home hens and. roosters and four good Barred specielly interesting andiPlymouth Rock roosters. .Apply at een the Sunday Sehooil Tarns office. new religious sect, but rather over -loaded of Christians for the sense interesting crowded out. council mi.:rates the banks of the Av. ing and. captured Parties who seen were the largest brought into Wing --The other even A boon to the a be in Wingham at,' drag store on We "one day only." feet in your eye si call and see him: One day only. 0 CEIZIS'T IN THE T most touching inci Ohrisb was the se eviler° as L1 boy of tt in deep discussion and sages of the Jen 'sh faith. is a subject which has er appealed to the poet and painter, an few episodes in t career of our Stevie have been '• reverently depicted pen and The greatest of all th pieta es the child Jesus is sho ri in in disputation with painted by Hoffman, The colouring of this and the drawing of th cipals wonderful. true of the face of J mice is full of boyish with a high and holy more beautiful con and figure a the M placed on canvas. shown the Rabbis, men, whose astoni of the youth is The painting, "01 has been aceurat most delicate col subject, It is in °tea; he is coming , Eye Speoialist, will olin A. Campbell's uesday, Nov. 21st, If you -have any cle- t it will pay you to Examinatiyn free. early and. avoid the 1111.1,13.—One of the ents. in the life of ne in the Temple, elve, he was found the chief ' priests the e German master. ainting is superb; faces of the prin- his is particularly sus—the counten- eauty, interfused intelligence. No ption of the face ter has ever been Around Him are ave and thoughtful mod at the wisdom trikingly depicted. t in the Temple," reproduced in the hi keeping evith the is a beautiful din y for every Christian home. Oar read rs will be interested, in knowing that th Family Herald and Weekly Star, of ontreal, have secured the right of thit mous picture for their subsolbers thie yew!. They have idea another intereeti "Home from th the happy rotur soldiers from re which e Temple abbis, was testimony to Christ This society aims to classet- in the home the Gospel to the 'present generation. missiou work will be art of the world free y $100.00 hes been ign missions and also nem -- Word has lier of France" •Wa 1 that he is prepared was crowded. V) m, C. Bullock, of soli, wets could uo rt of the egreement of tlie season. He attending at the he establislunent, of E. L. Dickinson, is by-law and the ques- SORDO by-law will be eub- The regular mo, yers will be settled. School Board was eve and we feel sure is is an industry that ing. All member I consider it favorably of lest meeting re u opportunity to vote The Principal gentleman has been of October was ro wn this week, lookieg Dept. Boys a view of establishing 1 14 d. ready-made clothing 2 15 actory in town. He 23 sition ready to present nail in a few days. He ize a joint stock coin - liftable buildings at a d will put in a first ill employ at least 75 the conneil foe a loan ears, $500 to be paid d the balance at the have this week our columns and. ems of news are been somewhat s out hunting along r ou Tuesday morn - two wild clucks; he ducks say they wild ducks ever ng when "A Cava - presented at Iuger- be had, The hall best entertainment the hockey boys by ugh= Opera House The Direct Importer. tion of Miss Corn that elle be engag The following ac Young & Paulin; s Davidson, 25 loads John Clegg & Ca as. account be paid.— else treasurer fo officers' salaries Board then adjou g picture entitled War," representing one of our Canadian th Africa. It. is a ir of die late War, told peny will appear in he Opera House appeals itt outer° every Canadian, It here 011 IVIOlidaY OVelli lieNt, under the bag boon spooin painted for tb,0 atispices of the hockey itk. Plan of Herald and W.' obly Stine and will be ball at Douglass' drug tore. sent along witl 'the picture, "Christ in Temple," to ev ry Family Hernia sub- scriber new or i newal. An interesting lad will be sent free to to the Family Hera , Montreal. MONEY TO IJOAIL—M011ey tO loon on notes, and notes diseounted rea$011- gagos, with privilege of paying at the end of any year, IsiOtOS end Accounts collected. Oillce---lieavor 13lock, Wing. deseriptive pain any of our read it by postal eard and Weekly Sta eak The diploma Optical • Institute of guarantee our es we bold frOm the Canada is a of qualification to give perfect satisfaction in the fitting of glasses. Our equipment tor this wm:k has always been of the best, but to make it still more complete and up to date we have just added a "jebb Opto meter," the latest invention in this class of instruments. DO not let Mite opticians mid pedlers who have never studied the oes, tamper with yours, and sell you glasseS at double their value when you can be properly fitted at home. WINGHAIVIN 3 4 29 5 20 6 24 7 81 8 40 202 The school w. teachers were pre report as read be Impeder Robb note to Secretary not think that th posts between the be an improvemen The Inspector's To the Board of Se BOARD . thly meeting of the eld on Tuesday even- preeent except H. G. n the chair. Minutes and approved. eport for the month d as follows irls Total Avg. 28 87 811 20 85 82 23 52 50 28 62 46 21 52 46 be received and. d for the ensuing unts were read:— plies, $1.70; John t the ac.eounts of John Davidson ba it Young & rried. orders be rirawn the teachers' and. or the mouth of ned.. TO CURE A COLD IN DAY 'Take Laxative Bream Quinine TThiets. Ali . clruegists refund the money it it to 'cure.. E. W. Grove's signature is on each bcr.a. 25e„ cannon The Presbytery Willis church, °nut Rev. S. Young ha twenty-fourth year the Presbyterian ch The new Catholi is about completed with imposing cere Rev. Richard Ho sary sermons in. th church on Sancley livered an aderees helclin that place Rev. D. Perri special Sunday ev character of the t' and condemned preached the first 8-2-30:56Pell 7:0258 (18Ys1-3-66:19nd Soeiety of the Pr tch:euiirrleoht 110T1i; k:s10-; :(1.1tsHeuNb:emirnytitsdtereadlyto; vE, Principal. 'IN. Sodvers, of B and delivered a work. That the Principal s ireoted the following ohertson:—"Do you removal of the old wo school lots would report was read es tool Trustees, 'GENTLEMEN,—I eg leave to report that I visited you school on October was clean, warm a d comfortable, The teachers are all do ig very satisfactory work. You have n excellent staff. I have no su,ggesti ns to offer. traton—Bell— hat the Inspector's report be receive and filed.—Cartiod. An appliefltiO Was read from Miss Mary Cornyn, eking to be appointed teacher of the t ird department kr the of Huron met in u, oa Tuesday. entered upon the , f his pastorate of rch at Clifford. nd will be dedicated onies on November Kippen Methodist ast. He also de- nt the tea meeting Monday evening. is taking ep three ree judges who tried of these sermons On Foreign Zaiesionary- ing meeting in the neetield, was present address on mission Winghad s Popular. Shoe 'Store, ELNEMBER THAT Rubbers will not give satisfac- tion if tided, too tight. THAT Stem Rubbers fitteet tight over the instep are liable to break. fraism Greer sells the bcst rubbers in town and for the least money. THAT a short fit will ruin. any rubber. fitters manufactured to day. "MAT we replace all first qoality rub, berg that do not gir satisfaction- • J. GREER ensaiiig term.