The Wingham Times, 1900-11-16, Page 8•
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NOPE CEj 1G, 1900
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We wilt show ninny fresh mace.]•
Ings in h1.:11 el,a,4 teee'ls, inritina
speet'i:e1 .attention eta the following de.
parttnent•i,
Ladies' Suits and.
Costumes
Spe+'hal tines in Iiotnesptin Chry
tote, I3ruai'Icloths and 1 -weeds.
Hosiery Se Underwear
The reliable makes in ketch.
Menlo, and Di in b's Wool Vests arid
lata were,
Clothing Bargains.
For this month special prices on
our t)i?h class, Ready -to wear Clt.th.
Ina., To make a tit.urry in suits we
will sell chit Saturday 50 suits worth
S7.00, i,t3,00 and 4J.00, for $6.50.
Think of that fur a bargain in oar
new, reliable Clothing. Ready at
8 o'clock Saturday.
Jackets and Fur Capes.
We show the very latest land most
desirable novelties In American and
Canadian styles of Fur Jackets,
Capes, Neckwear, Ruffs, Far Lined
Capes,Gauntlets for, Ladies' and
Gents, Caps and Muffs,
Shoes and Rubbers
To try a pair on is to buy. 50
pairs odd sizes to clear at $1.25,
worth 81.75 and 82.00.
Your money's worth or your
mone3, back makes poor goods an
impossibility at this Store.
M. H. FificiNDOTS
The formal opening of the Royal Col-
lege of Dental Surgeons took place Wed-
nesday afternoon. The authorities quite
a time ago became aware of the fait that
-more dentists Were graduating than
-there was room for. They went to work
.ancl by raising tli.e standard of marticu-
lation have now good results. This year
• only 152 students have registered, while
last year there were 170, and the, year
'before 202. Dean Wilmott says that 70
dentists graduating every year is alto-
gether too many. There is not more
than roomfor 40 at the outside.
S
You can cough
yourself into
bronchitis,pneu-
monia, and con-
sumption.
Bandaging
and bundling
your throat
will do no
good.
You must give
your throat and
lungs rest al. d
allow the cough
wounds to heal.
There is noth-
ing so bad. CQr a
cough as cough-
ing. Stop it by
using
PERSONALS,
44 t•
shall be a 1 t 1 .a lucre contribitiu,ta #o
tlee oilman trent n airy et our reatlertt, If y ru
have ei lt(ri;Y or ,ata eese {:olid; away yeunself,
(Mop in mei telt tit, ur mead ue a note to that
John Rider is• spending n few days in
Woodstock.
Mrs. S. Merrifield is visiting with
i -
frites !s in Mt. Forrest.
\'tn, Grandy, of Goderieh, spent
1:st 1 inlay in \Vinpliati.,
Misi L. Idoeni<trsnn, of Ingersoll, has
•., • ', w
taken a attention it, G. B. King's store.
Mr, and Mrs. J. 3. Elliott were over
on a short visit fromWinghtizn.---Cliifox'd
Express.
glit'te'r Davis has securest a situtxtioll
Eft the G. T. R. station i.t Verges. as
operat :a
.T, H. Gordon, <;•. T. R. agent at
a\a,.,e,ert('k, Naeut 1d ilday with his
€e:oily in town.
Semi. Bennett was in London on Mon-
a ty leaving orders for the plans of the
new (IethotlbSt elltu'elt,
Dr. and Mrs. Irwin and children, of
SViughane, !spent Sunday at the hone of
R ehard Irwin, who we regret to
say is very ill.-73Iyta Standard.
F. 3. Heath, of London, general agent
of the Confederation Life Insurance Co,,
was iu town for a few days this week.
.r, R., Whittaker, who has spent the
pt st two mouths visiting with friends 1
the Old Country, returned house this
week,
Chas, Burgess Left this week for Bay.
Mills, Mick, where be has secured
good situation. We wish. Charlie success
in his new home.
T. E. Bowles, of Orangeville, is spend-
iug a few days witI1 relatives and friends
in town. Eel's many friends here are
pleased to see him looking so well.
Mrs. W. H, Barlow, of Toronto, who
has been visiting for the past two months
Ii parents, and Mrs. her 11 1r. a T l M s. D. A.
Campbell, of town, and other friends,
left last Friday, accompanied by her
little nice, Miss Maggie Hiscocks, for
Palmerston, where they intend spending
a few days visiting with her brother,
Mr. G. B. Campbell, before returning to
her home. Miss Maggie intends remain-
ing until after Christmas with her two
aunties, Mrs. W. H. Barlowand Mrs. A,
J- Waite-
TURN13EUEx.
Minutes of council meeting held in
Esty's Hall, Bluacale, Nov. 12th. The
Reeve in the chair; members all present
except Mr. Mitchell. The minutes of
last meeting wtro real, approved and
signed.
Communications were react from. Jim.
Abraham. re Abraham drain, also from.
Clerk, Winghanr, re boundary. -Filed.
Reports :-The reeve reported having
let a job of repairing culvert on 1011
eon. to Jno, Nichol. at $5; also let a jab
of cleaning ditch ole 25th side line to
Alonzo Waite, at 75 rents; also let a job
of gravelling in W.. T. Plot, to Theo.
Feenan, at $2; also let a job of cover-
ing culvert to We... Miteheil, at 75 cts.;
also that Jno. McKim:o11 has finished
his job of gravelling and recommender)
payment of all lite work reported. Mr.
' Copeland reported that he had let a. job
t on Scott's drain to Win. Ferguson, at
$85; also let a job on Abraham drain
to James Mulvey at x",+27.50; also let a
job of 'covering culvert on Howick
44i boundary to David ritfugle at $8.75,
I3owick to pay half; also let a job of
drain and culvert, on Culross boundary
to Albert Bak at :2, for Turnberry's
share, work done and -recommended
payment. Mr. Lovell reported having
1,t a job of repairing the culvert on con.
2 to A. Magee at $1; also let a job of
r'pn.iring culvert on 5th side line to• Jas,
McEwen at $1, work done and mean,
mauled payment; Mr. Mitchell sent in
x •port that W. Willis has completed
j ala of gravelling and also of repairing
c Avert, and recommend payment of
$$11.42; also of $1 to Frank Wright for
i tspecting and spreading gravel. Mr.
e s„ rove reported having let a job of
gravelling on 4th line to Geo. Churchill
at $d, job completed and recommend
ptymeat.
Musgrove-Ccupland-'Eliot bi'r. Lov-
ell be instructed to let a job of widening
culvert on east gravel road north of
Davis bridge. --Carried.
Coupiand---Lovell- That our tress -
firer be authorized to pay all monies eo1-
lected for schools on Trustees Orders be-
ing liiesenteci to him. --Carried.
The following aceouilts were passed
and cheques issued: -
Wm, Cruickshank, selecting jurors,
$3; John Burgess, selecting jurors, $6;
John McTavish, selecting jurors, $3;
James Elliott. L. B. of ii., $5; George
Peptone, L. 13. of H., $4; Gavin Wilson,
L. 13. rf 1L, $4; Win. Cruickehanlr, L.
S. of 11, $4; John Burgess, L. 11. of I'L,
$6; Juo. Diment, SatnitaryTnspeotor, $4,
Dr. Toole, M. H. 0 , $4; Eli Elliott, tile
and lumber, $7,85; john Nichol, repair-
itt8 eulvert, $5; Alonzo Waite, cleaning
stitch, ]Gots; T".rectum, gravelling„ $2;
\Vx.r. Mitchell, covering euIvert, 75cts;
i'no. MTrletnnon, gravelling, $7.G0; Wm.
1fo,'gusou, dram end tile, 88.75; Janis
Mulvey, drain and culvert, $21.50; b,
) Frif'ttgle, Turifber`ry share culvert How -
ick boundary, $4,38; A. Eok, culvert
F
and drain tturd a boundary., •
Y
f
,
1 repairing cttivert, $1; Jas, Mc
' Eweno..epairing advert, $1; William
"V4rfllfs, g sael11ng,$18,42; Frank Wright,
IEven the coughof early'consumption is c u red.
And, later on, when the
disease' is firmly fixed,
you can bring rest and
comfort in every case,
A 2S cent bottle will
cure new coughs and
colds; the SO cent size is
better for settled coughs
of bronchitis and weak
1 toes; the one dollar size
i more economical for
c ironic cases and con
f urnpltien. It's the size
ywt should keep on: hand.
,t A I t f nsilies ought to be en the
wrst•,h for sudden xttaek8 "of croup
tor acute lunt 'tto,:bteti. Ereri•y arona-
tty heats In the land should keep
a'lterr Pectoral eabart<t
1 T
to provide against art emergency."
JertaxG.wtr.r.ta,M.1r„.
11rt'.11,1t'98. 11'oltand. Mien.
Itlspeetiug gravel, $1; Geo, Chasehil1„
graveelliug,, ; Wm. Cru'Gektlanttt , error
in cheque, 40ets; Wm. Gray, error clog
t ts, $1.; Jnn. Powell,:error dog tax, $1;
Thos. Stacey, error dog tax $1; Altar.
?ortor,culvert, Wingliam boundary,750
T. EI,1Sosmanerror iu aseessment,:f8.15;
Peter McLaren, part salary, $50; Pati
Powell,. part salary, $35,
oela 1-
C 1 t1( TaovPll 1
1) T ]sit this meeting
do now adjourn to meet in Esty's flail,
I;luevale, Dec, 15t11, at 10 o'clock n. m.
Joni] I3Ult(*sss, Clerk.
'rho statistics for the births, xuarriages
and deaths in Ontario, dttriug the first
Half of the present year show 1t, very
considerable increase in the number of
births and marriages. and a gratifying
degrease in the slumber of deaths. The
total increase in the number of births
for the first half year, as compared with
the number of births for the first half
of last year is 4t)(. The increase in the
number of xnarringes is 069, which in-
crease in the number of marriages is 609,
whirh increase is attributed to the pre -
';ailing prosperity. The decrease in the
grmt1)er of deaths for the half year is
)I 6, which is especially gratifying in
view of the il.exeeaso in population,
IiArrrnn4,-znWinhula, on-Oeto <' 28th,
the wife of Wm. Hallickry • n dtmghter.v
P>•3Axt,.-OnNov. 9th atNo. 32 TranbyAve.,
Toronto, the wife of Charles '. Peak (nee
Miss Edith Davis, of Wengham) ; a son.,
DXED,
Itterrevene.--In Howielc, on Nov, 17t1i, Mrs.
Charles McIlwain, aged 85 yturrs, 10 months
and 20 hays.
Horains.-In Bluevale, on November 10th,
Catherine Xellwain, wife of Andrew Homes,
g<d S, verxs.
Care?aacxx,. n yearaCulross
,ai,mNov.onth2,, L I+cliaic ' zie • May
amnbt ll, aged 3 s
MoDoxAin -re. Culross, Nov. 5, Thetas
Francis, gun of Ales. McDonald, aged 0 yrs., 0
mos. 9 days,
11A11-nsur,..-•'Tn Morris, on Nov. 7t11,.. ]tins.
Hammell r
ell of the tato David. Ham1ne11,
it1 ,( c1 77 years.
IcGtrziar ;-I Mt, Forest, on November
12th, Jean Lindsay, relict of the late .Arthur
McGuire, of Morris, aged 75 years and • S
months..
11 THE MATTER or CHARLES KNEOHTEIc
of the Town of Wingham, in the County of
Huron, Harness -maker, an Inslovent,
Notice is hereby given that the above funned
Charlrs Zruehtel, of the Town. of'Wiu harp, in
the County of Huron c.au ging on business as
a Harness'maker, at the said Tetter of Winn-
harp, has made cua assignment under •. R. 0.
Chapter 147 of all Ins tlitate, credits n,2eets
to Robert Tennant, of tnc, said -To of Wing -
Juno. Gentleman, for the goner . eneflt of his
creditors.
A. meeting of the erec;itc r'r ,'11 be hcid of idol
oittce of R• "Vanstone, in ce Town of Whig
-
ham, on Thor:•rllty c. r d day of \'ovemliclr
A. D. 1000 at the h• :' of two o'clonit in the
afternoon. to r< c e i ; • , statement of affaira, to
appoint Inspectors .rad fix their renumeration,
and felt the of deriug of the. affairs of the estate
genera:
0, edit*••s are rt•clnrsrcd to file their dolens
with. the Assignee or his said tone i+or, with
the proofs imd oartieulcetg• thereof required by
the suit]Act,. on or brfo.e the day of suchmeet-
ing.
And netsesis farther given that after” the
I3:h clay o' -December A.D. lie) the Assignee
will p •o r acs to $gtribr.te 110 !•r< t of 01.0 %aid
1)01)tue an onlst the portaes untitled thereto,
having tun ned only to the. claims of which
notice sh^rn'rleen have been given, and that he
willl not be liable fcr.,.the assets or any- part
t l0r0o, fro digtr'ib,ited to any person or persons-
et- whose ulama the shall not then have had
untie
Da•et' this i8tatd vof,November A. D. 1800.
Sl. NSTONE, Wingttam, ,Solicitor for the
At, -ince.
It0BT. TISNNANT, Assignee.
NOME w al ii' Su EA5 111 Os"4 3.
In the nn tax'r of the estate of ,Tama,, L cldlat'c
*a,r
p 4' r. late of the Tonvu hip of welt
wir.v1nosh. in the Couity o, Huron, Farm-,
tt eased,
N n' ec 414 hereby given pursuant to R. S. 0,,
net, tlit'Tr. IV, that all p'ae.ons having claims
ngni,t ct the estate of the said James Laidlaw
the :osier, who died on or about the ^lith day of
A.wlt,1120, are required on or before the 0th
day of December, IMO, to send by post vrepaid.
nr deliver to T, A. Morton of the. Town cf.'
Winglharn Solicitor for William Pardon. :tad
Andrew Pox, e:emitors of the said deceased
am Christian and surnames, addresses and
i< triol ors, tlu full mat ticulars of their
tint sivi tgmt,n;•t otheir account': nncl
the nn tot, of the securities.if any, held by
them and that after the said last memtioned
de..: 0 ;•1u' sand executors will proceed to dish ib-
nt oeassetsofthed'ce•csedi 1ongtheparties
+stcrI cl thereto having regard only to the
ciaUa4 of .e 1tick they shall then have notice.
Dated this lith day of November, A..D, 11.00.
T. A, MORTON,
Ooli"ttor fo:' the Ext'ento: ss or James Laktia.w,
tate elder, deceased:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Lr thnmatter of the estate of William Everett,
bate of the Township ofEastWawanosh,
in the County of Paton, Yeoman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pm mint to R. 8.0..
15I4 Chao. 130, Dirt all p555008 having claims
against the estate of the said Willli•,m Everett,
who died on or about the 12t1, day o. Ort:obar.
1898, are required. op or before the tltlt day
of December, 1200. to send by post prepaid or
deliver to .T, A. Morton of the Town o; wing -
ham, Solicitor for Archibald Clow, executor of
the said deceased, their Christian and :aur•
names addresses and descriptions the full par-
ticulars of their claims, the statements of their
accounts and the nutute of the securities, if
any, held by them; and that lifter the said last
mentioned date the said executor will proceed
to distribute the Assets of the deceased among
the parties entitled thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which he shall thentinve
notice.
Dated this 55t1). day of November, A. D. 1000.
T, A. MORTON,
Selicitor for the Executor of William Everett,
deceased.
WALKER 84 BUTTO
UNbt.RTAKIRS, WINGHt,M.
Night cello rtt lbtttort t3ln,•k. or Firth
door soot,h of School ]louse. Slane ,a,lr.
'vette 1V1actionald block.
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersiwned wilt keep on his n'emises,
Itorth half of lot 2. 1st line of Morris,a.thor•
ouglebtect Berkshire Boar for service, Terans
as usual.
.2. G. 2 9TSC.
Cook's Cotton toot Compound,
155ucceistully nand monthly by over
10,000Lddies. Salo, efteottial. T.adiee a6k
your druggist for Cook's Colton Root Comi-
p<oouud. Take fie other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous. PrlodvNo. la Eaxaer
box, No. 2,10 degrees atronger,$s per box,. No,
1 of 2, mailed en reeeiptof price and two 2.cent
stamps. 'rite Cook Company Windsor Ont.
re0ponaible Dttuggibtu in Caanada ended by »ll
ISo. 1 mid No. 2 are °otd in Wingriam r, • A.I.
Hamill/mot. bi Davis, A. A. Morrow, Colin A
Campbell. Druggists,
PARRS
and anyone having lino stock or other
articles they wish. to deapoae of, should adver-
tise the somesale g for e e f n the Ttatt,s Out O ]arra
t3
circulation tcIL•and itwilt strange n
cl
if
you donot2<'UftttL4tomer. We can't gutirtititee
that yen will sell be .'muse yott may est: store
exinriCshi.trVend
vont udv'tsei't then
q''?u nd try}it
plan of tlispesing of your Stock and other
•
R. AGNEW,
Physician„ Surgeon, etc.
aStgltleeg. l°eDu Store.Nielt)ans over
t e Me .
VIOLIN AND CUIT411.
:MISS CA,.RRIR MOORE
of London Conservatory of Music,
will 1* iafter Oet. 1st to receive alimited num-
bee of pupils for instruction
unitize. on Violin and
Residence --opposite U. C. Ohnreh, Wingham.
PIANO AND THEORY.
KISS SARA LQUISR MooR1 , L.C.M,
and member of tate Associated Musicians of
Ontario, is prepared to receive cL limited num.
her of pupils for instcuctiou on Wino and in
Theory,
Spt'oiai attention given to pupil} preparing
for examinations.
Residence -opposite 1 .0. Chureh,Win ham.
arlor
I
n•,
There are couches that look like couche and that is all
the resemblance they have to a Y(
nllltcouch, Ours are made ,
to use as well ;its to look at. They contain oil tempered springs, lif
toe anal 11loss. The upholstered goods are of Velour, Velvet
and Plush, and the frame work a11(1 upholstering is }made by
skilled labor. Our Parlor Suites sell ;3t sight.
Small profit Mlle] quick returns our mot..),
r"eruvat COM -GI cc:;N,'tr.
P. MU, `'q' NTIi'IO sYE SP201AL187
(;ra.,uate New Vol- , Itlindeiphin, and Tc:or:e
O it Colleges.
Call earl and a ail yourselfcf I 'f
valuable s rvices,'ts. this is drato. •
eppertun to have y r eyes prole. r -
'y teste . free of char- -, No <rnt s::
workb a scientific ce salty. 'Diff .
melt ca 's accurately tted. Ata
WUItIe tTAiiANTE ED.
irI mover Midi )it arivnto • useG.
He lar also added te hire assortn nt of =ti-
dal r eyes to his stook. Will be at
100 A. Ccan jtel 's Drug tore
lringliaui, one day only,
WEDNI;SDIIY, NOV. 21.
IT DOES PAY TO
It Does not Pay to Go Elsewhere.
Snob is the verdict of the graduates of the
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, OI4T.
We stancl unrivalled in Canada forthorough-
nc;ss of tours» and success in getting graduates
placed in cholle positions.
In a recent issue we furnished half of a list of
forty' placed in about as many days.
Here is the balance: -
Fred Morley, advanced to Now York od'lce of
Sutherland Innes Co,
Tena McMillan, with firm in Detroit, Mich.
C. B. Struthers, teacher, West Side Bus, Col.,
Chicago, Ili, •
Kit .i;irltwood; steno, "'Westminster" Office,
'tor onto . Out.
Bessieruaby, steno, 0-, B. Draper, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
•Grace Somington, steno, Sweet & Eastmain,
$rand Rapids, Mich,
H. A. Coleman, Btcpr, Peter Haggart, Pro-
duce Denier, Blenheim, Ont.
Elsie'Tttri or, steno, Steele & Dart, Ridge -
town, Ont,
Elmer Smith, Asst. Bkpr, Harris Paper Co,,
Grand Rapids, Mich,
Win, Allison, asst bkpr, Grand Rapids Cycle
Coeag,
o,111.
W. P. Adams, Cold Blast Feather Co, Chi -
A. D. Skeels, changed from Troy Bus College
to Temple Bus, Coll„ Philadelphia, Pa,
M. M. Maxwell, Berrington Typewriter Co.,
Toronto, Ont.
Douglass Stevens, bkpr, Western Steel
Works, Chicago, Til:
Louis Porter, temp. bkpr, Grand rapids
Cycle Co.
'Marie Burns, steno, Ball Telephone Co,
Gueigh, Ot.
E. Maude Buchner, steno and asst bkpr, Geo
Stevens
SCo,
eu lei, bintpr, Chas A Scheufler,
Grand Rn ids, Mich.
Grace Vanzoeren, steno, Luvid Burns, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Bertha Hembling, text*. steno, Grand Rapids
Brass Co.
820in ten months ending Tune III, 1£00.
72 in the next two months.
40 others have been'placed in as many days.
842 \Cell sou ttifoi^lditotgoo elsewhere?
'Write for catalogue of either departinent to
D. McLACIILAN & CO.,
Chatham, Ont.
I iidertakiiig
requires
careful and prompt attention.
Ten years of practical work in this lithe enables us to
speak with confidence. Having graduated from. Toronto
School of Embalming, the ' public may depend on receiv-
ing satisfaction.
Night calls receive prompt attention.
Residence—Patrick i ck St., Mr. Gracey's former
residence.
WE KEEP"
, ueei a^, denWatc es$
TILES WORLD'S BEST.
We also keep the Waltham and Elgin Watches.
Our Jewellery is all new and of the lateet designs,
Our line of Spectacles is now complete. We can
suit any eye. Don't forget the stand, now in the
Stone Block.
$ W. G. PATTERSON
The. Watch Doctor, Wingham.
re
•
mac 'c'o
IT WILL
PAY
yon. to attend the Forest City
Business and Shorthand College, Lou-
don, Ont. Practical instruotion
practical subjects. For over fifteen
years we have been in touch with young
people and their needs, and the business
world and its requirements.
Every facility at command for aiding
young people both before and after
graduation.
We are doing superior work; results
prove it.
Send for our Catalogue and College
Journal.
J. W. WESTERVELT,
Principal.
ITU
FO
WINCHAM
MACHINE
The undersigned wishes to thank
the public for past favors and asks
for a continuance of their patronage
in all kinds of
Machine Work,
Forging,
Pattern Making,
Iron and Wood Pulse sj
Rabbit Metat at low prices.
I want 25 tons of good cast scrap
in exchange for Plow Points.
Plow Points 30 cents cash ; 35
cents trade.
Castings in iron or brass on hand
and to artier.
I have now extra help in my shop
and can attend to all work protnptly.
Works near G.T.R., on Josephine
street.
J. MURRA Y. .
D
Walker Bros. & Button, Furniture De ers and Undertakers, intend to sell $4,000
worth of Furniture at low prices while the arge stock lasts. ' Now is the time to buy youroutfit of i' unliture. We are not in the ha.' of blowing, but always do as we say. Our word
is as goo,i a•l our bond. Note the fella "ng prices :—
$45 Sideboards for $35 $65 • arlor Suites, $51
40
30
20
15
tt
30
20
15
10
5o
40
35
25
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41
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cF
ft FF
40
30
25
20
$35 Sod -Room Suites for $25
30
25
20
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F1
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We have no second -hared chairs for $1,35 per half dozers.
All new goods and
$4,000 worth, including, Couches, Lounges. Easy Chairs, Matt-
resses,
Spring Beds, Writing Desks, Extension Tables and all kinds of Chairs, second-
hand), We have a double stock of Curtain Poles and four times too .much Picture Mould'
All the above goods to ibe closed out n 50 days. snit`
i
rt
23
20
4
$12.50.
We still continue to turn out the best goods and attend promptly to day or night calls.
As for ..rices, we leave that to anyperson in need of such .00g
prices, this p , goods. "t7V e are the oldest and
best acquainted firm in town in business and have the rnost experience. We feel con_..,
dent that we can guarantee satisfaction in this line as we hold a diploma frolIl one of the b
Embalming Colleges, best
WALKEiR
urnit ire Dealers and Undertaker
1