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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1900-12-07, Page 1VOL, XXVIII, NO. 1494• ISA WINGJIA , ON' 49,16 A sees +„i,""`°aiN�►„ .,..,.�„ -41 c n 141 F Sae Alf • for the purchase of fall and 'winter Suitsis at hand. We have a, magnificent range of Tweeds, Worsteds, etc., Iia- ported and Canadian goods from the best makers. Please do us a favor by looking through our stock. Do You Want an Overcoat • or fall or winter Suit, If so, J. 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, Homuth & Sons Marriage Iicenses' Issued by Pun PRA.Nic PATERSON,No. 23 Victoria street. Wingham, Ont. No witnessesrequired, _.] 1-12 teal case �l I.'� .1..15' - � uu fit- i3"u u � t_ IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE fry ,,,_./a , a RI Central Business College a Stratford, Ont. C Lin eges. Borne of our recent graduates:- L W. R. Orono, teacher, hider Business iJr College Trenton, N. J. W. 5. Brown, teacher, Metropolitan 7r - Business College, Ottawa, Ont. R. E. Gillespie, teacher, Bay City Busi• Ire ness College Ba City, Mieh. y1 t eel e •Detroit Busi- 'VY . 3. Browses e t r �r. �j ness Uarivorsity, Detroit, Mich. � Stone,seedier Curtiss Business j G. A.c r Minneapolis, brine. iN�. Celle o e 1 • When our graduates occupy positions Ori `like the above it is positive proof that our ,� work is of the highest grade. Many pose - tions of this ldnd had to go unfilled this year its we had no one to end. Bend for beautiful catalogue. • Pi W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, VA P c.:10. .4t it:... ",c- r`rr.. t Our graduates get choice positions with the best business firms, and many are Aimed as teachers in other Business Col. C�. SIT WILL PAY you to attend the Forest City Business and Shorthand Colleges, Lon - :on, Ont. Practioal instruction in ;tical. subjeots, For over fifteen leate we have beenin tettch with young peopio and their needs, and the business world and its requirements. Every facility at co1»mand for aiding young people both before tend after graduation. We are doing superior work; results prove it. Send for our Catalogue and College Journal. J. W. WES'TEEVJ:tt,D, Principal. You Raisins, .Currants, andied ,eels, FreshFigs, Dates„ O Lemons, rage, Candies (f1111 line. Nuts GG (of all kinds). and rely on getting the best ggoodsD: ARat close prices front F ,N A. QUHAtls OWS (The China House) tibeiteaseleseeteTheteeleilieteekeitsateeseetval House to Let or Sell. 'Four bed -rooms, drawing room, dining room and kitchen; two pantries, hard and soft water; wood shed, Apply to GEO. SaCEENZID, GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. See Halsey Park's advertisement. ' Dr. Butler, of Loudon, will ,be at the Queen's Hotel, Wingham, on the first Friday of each month from 11.30 a. m. till 3'o'clock p, m., for consultation in diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. XMAS SUPPLEMENT Many of the Trees subscribers Naive received their copy of the Xmas su �1lement this week. All lbs ri e c brsfor o 11 are to receive a free 'copy of the re plc - Ment.. '" Roam TO RENT,-Gomfortable brick house on Patriolr tet,od et. Apply at this office,, . • HrnoNPOULTRY S7zaw. fhe annual show of the Hnro Poultry and Pet Steck Association will be held in God rich e on January 29, 30, and 31, 1901. The poultry f uoiers of. Goderich are putting forth a ry effort to make this winter's show a most successful in the history of the Association. A number of the local poultry fanciers in- tend snakes xhibtts at the show this winter. ' The old reliable Star ;rest rant still takes the large 1 lead, ac , A s e col for i o the XIu • d as trade. J • -IE.sa . VOTE FOR THE itiY-LAR' -If the epYs law to be submitted to the ratepayers on December 28th is i carried every work- man iu town wide have a busy year ahead, every bus`iiess man will increase his volume of trde, Wingham's reputa- tion will be srengthed abroad, and mutual advantage result to the firm to be aided and citizens' generally. Think y the by-law card -ally y over. Don't vote against it because some one else said he was going to, Use your own good judgment and we see no reason why you would not f vote fb r the b -1 av. r Hand stitched harness, g re li bI e harness, horse blankets, ips, curry combs, etc, and everthihlg found in a first-class harness shop at T. :Ross'. MATH or MR. R . ramps James R. Reynolds, one o Wingham's oldest residents died on ridgy night -last in in his 84th year. Mr. Reynolds had bean in poor heals for some time. De • ceased was born o December 10th, 1816 at IKirbymoorsid Yorkshire, England, and came to Ca ads in August, 1844. He spent the firs ; year in Cobourg, then removed to Morppth, Kent Co, In 1870 he came to Wizigllam, lie married Charlotte Reede) , o1 I.Zidgetown, who survives him. 1111e leaves a famile of eight, six daughters and two son R., of Toronto and Irthur of West S perior, Wis. Mr. Reyn Ids was a great reader and took a cle p interest in passing mute, and a Conservative in politics, The affeetionate zlegard for the comfort and welfare of the old gentleman during the closing years f a . long life teas dutifully manifesto by the sacred devo- tion of his chilcire The funeral to the Wingham counter on Monday after- noon wile largely ttendod. The ser- vices were. contln ed by Rev. R. Robbs and Rev. W. Lo e. The plat -beaters were Messrs, 3..A, Morton, S. J. Smith, Thos. Bell, Eobt, McIndoo, A, H. altisgrovo and J?hn MoMannus, MONEY TO Loala-Money to loan on notes, and notes discounted at toaa3o11- able rates. Money acavaltcecl on inert - gages, with privilege of paying at the end of any year. Notes and accounts collected. OifIce-Beevor 31ock, Wing- hara. ttonT. MoiNnntl. RIO, FRIDAY, PECEIthEII '41900. All Irifcls of confectint irr*,f its, etc., .pearl IL 1;. l"sarcl fee's advertise. r the holiday trade. c1Crxvrr, trent on page five of this issue. fo 'WITzI TIM SICK. that Mrs. (Rev) A. very ill for some Prior has beets rash sconce owing to his N hope Mrs. Prior may cowry. Mrs, Will We hope site may ra ney is recovering u week's sickness, .ti A1nnsne' Learn' Creelruau, Superint, Institutes, has ma for the heading of ov ing the coining to January? and Fe* gates who have 1)e dress the various be ca regret to learn • 3Prior has been hree weeks, Mr. r confined to his,. fife's illness, We have a seemly re- anrsay is quite 11. ()ave_•, F. ir. Hex- ely now after a TL. - 1It'. G. 0. dent of Farriers' eted arrangements r 700 -meetings dur- ths of December, ry. All the Bole- n appointed to ad. Mutes are practical men, who have set' lied closely the jeets they will disoass, The old reliable Star rest tract is headquarters for all Iciud tobaccos, cigars and pipes. Jae : Clarif ens. Tem TALK OF Tins OWN, -The talk of the day in Montreal is the opeuing of the magnificent new uildiug erected ou the best site of the riucipal street by the Family Herald and Weekly Star. The Family Hera d'e, contemporaries. aro paying it the 1 ghest ooutpliments. The new building i said to be the finest newspaper buildin in the world. This is saying a good de 1 for Canada..; The l'atnily Herald, a d Weekly •• has made gigantic stri es. A most suitable and des' ble Xmas Gift. All our Homespun uitings and Dress lenghts at hal price during December. See our ndow. G. E. KING. MODBLITI;S Wfa HAvn SCHOOLS. -- Quite a number of the class now in at- tendance at the G • deriell Model School have secured se ,00is for next year. Fraser McDonald s to teach at White- church ;Walter H ckettat Lanes ;Donald Halliday at Aubu t.; Brown Durnin at Lion's Head, Br ce county; Herman Wightman at Fordyce; Miss Beckett at Cranbrook; Miss . atterson at Flowers- , dale, Bruce eou. ty; Miss Turner at Westfield; Miss ;ieece at Mooresville, Middlesex count ; Miss Wellveood at. Dungannon; Mi s Doan, at Zurich. SOLD MAoixnN . s. -On Tuesday of this week John Mur y sold and shipped lain; foundry machin r3e to, a firm in Hamil- ton. Mr. Murr y will speed the next two weeks iu amilton assisting the Hamilton firm place the machinery in their gneiss gs: This week two gentlemen were i.'.town with a view to purchasing Mr. If rray's business or else start a new usiness. If they locate in town they wil pp.t in new machinery and conduct a ge eiai repair shop. We hope these .gen emon will come to Wingham as we elieve there is a good. opening for g here general foundry re- pair shop. Don't fail to visit the New Store where you got the best selection of New and Up-to-Dateroods at mono saving prices.. • They have no old stook to show you. H. E. LARD & L Q. DIVISION Counv- At the sittings of the Division Court hes `here be* His Honour Judge Doyle on Wednesday last, the only case of it portanee was an action to recover clam: ges for assault, g brought by John Skills ,, of Teeswater against David H. Moine, of Turnberry. Theassault tom T in od 00 a took place on P the 25th day of May last in the .village of Blueval in e the shop of A.Craig. ,. p His Honour in delivering ulglnelit com- mented severely upon t , unprovoked and apparently delibera a character of the attack, and stated at he would deal severely with all cases of a like nature which should c e ,before him. Judgment was given fo the plaintiff fo $50.00 and costs, If you want the sweliest outfit in' the shape of a cutter or Karnes eptainly you will have to come here. a have them for the xieh and we h them for the poor. T. 11. Ross. BuY ]rnoxt Hoe ,MEnOIrANTs,-We have frequently refez' 'eel to the subject of buying from pe lars, bat nearly every week some o tsider conies here and takes money o ' of the town by soiling goods of son: kind from house to house. Recently a young man made the rounds in a nei boring town sealing large clocks and o 'inacle Some sales. The price paid vas $9.00 and upon enquiry at a jet 'tares .storo a reporter was informed th i a similar time piece could be pureh, ad for three or four dollars cheaper. Inpnrohasing front a home merchant he customer gets the jewelers guars tee, stud the clock is kept in repair, 1 stile on the other hated he (the custom i ) gets nothing but the elook, and salol d the time piece stop he would have to •ay the local niau for to, pairing it. Tl : castors of purchasing goods from of siders is a detriment to tho town and n nine cases out, of ten a leigliee price ' paid for the article 1311Y -- r towuspet pie would give es the eold shoulder We e r1&1 of then). jt chased, If all the ped would soon CcuNTY CofNCtllr- tlre County Council h of the town this wee who have business t enema' have been a The council chamber busy place for the pas -The meinbora of ave had possession Many stranger's bring 'agar() the town this week.. has been quit() to few days. Tail() illi FOR CIIL% 'n.. -'W. 3. Greer, secretary of the Tel stee Beard of the Wits harp Methodist hureh is advertis- ing" in (mother colun for tenders for the erection of the ow ohucch in this town, Parties inter ted shout • read the advertisement i auotlle olnrnn. r resit, oysters aiwa s.ou . nd; down to old price; served in "' tyles at JA's, Ascus t: *xn'e;,, RaAxr. Esel rn Crateseiui., Samuel Youbill, real estate ag " t has soles lot 9 on the west side of entre street, be- Iotiging to Sas. Fleet , to Miss Annie Clow, of Whitechnre Mr. Youhill has also sold lot 80, o the west side of Alice street, belongs g to vrv, J. Chap- man,. toMM Xsabell Clow, o1' White- churoh, PCIRcit. si I) A SAW clay has purchased tl binton, Bruce eoun1 Adams left for that this week to take The trill is said to we wish these two cess in their new u sorry to 1 them a ham. ) Imre"-Win. Radi- o saw Mill at Dob - y, and he and W. lace on Tuesday of Mbarge of the mill. 's a good one, and ntieznen every suc- lertaking. We are residents of Wing - Any orders for'sales left at the Teems office will receive prompt attentiou. J. J. Currie, auctioneer. Famenus' INSTITUTE. =- The West Heron Farmers' Inaitnte will hold meetings at Clint() ` on Dec. 17th; Wingbam on 18th; C rlow on. 19th, and Godericb on 20111. An afternoon and evening session will b held in Wingham, hi the town hall, a which addresses will be delivered b Jas. Snell, R. Currie, sr., Miss Ros and A. Hyslop, M. P. P. NE.. MANAGED= ANAGEDiE\ .-- The Presbyter- ian resbyter- iau Review is now i ued by the Poole Publishing Company ' of Toronto, with which the Review c mpany has amal- gamated. Rev, D. C!' Hossack, M. A., LL.B., will continue as editor, assisted by. Rev. R. C. Tibb,. l3: A: ' The Review is an excellent papa , and with its in- creasoa publishing fa ilides promises to extend its scope. Don't forget us if you w t an organ, piano or sewing macs e for Xmas. Best selected stock t,,st of the city. We are running r small musical goods off at a saerafice to clear them out. T H. Ross. TALKS ON T1 MP. , ANCE.-Rev, E. 0. Taylor, of Boston, s.eeialist,.author and lecturer ongoododcit A enslep and SCi en tie temperance spoke in the Baptist church on Wednesdy evening, Meth- odist ehuroh ou Thu slay evening and in the Presbyterian hureh on Friday The .Che meati- gs hero were not as well attended as they might have been. The Guelph to erectly of Nov- ember 190h. says: -''Dr. Taylor deals swith his subject fro• the scientific as well as the social s . hclpoint and his lectures oonsequentl contain much valuable) information whatever . one's idea ou prohibition ho would bo bene- fited on all sides by he ; ring Mr. Taylor." Five 1ve Gue1 h cIergym have issued a circular in which the , state that "Dr. Taylor is a master of his subject and an orator of no mean ability, His lect- ures proved to be of eep interest and permanent valne." Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets euro a cold in ono day. No Otre, no Pay. Price 25 cents. A eak E es The diploma we hold from the Optical Institute of Canada is a guarantee of oils' qualification to give perfect satisfaction in the ftti' g of grasses, Oar erlu pnlent tor this work has always been of the best, but to make it still more complete and up to date we have just added a "Sebb Opto meter," the latest invention its this class of instruments. Ido not let rake opticians and pedlars who have never studied the eyes, tamper with yours, and sell you glasses at double their value when you can be properly fitted at home. J. Er DAVIS DFILIOOIST AND OPTICIAN* WI NC HAM. 8 A. YEAR IN ADVAN Apprentices wanted at ()nee. Two youalg hullo to learn tailoring. tf WRBST$R & Co, MUNICIPAL MATTE. s, --Wo have IlOt yet heard any ran es mentiouea of parties who are like y to be .aspirants for inuutcipal hone s in W itgbani. There seems to be e• ore eiccitenrent in the County C,uncn eleotiens, In the Wingham "sion, the present commissioners, Moss. Patterson aud Stuart. are again in he field. Reeve Lockhart, of East Wa vauosh, and WM. Webster of West Wa vauosh, are also in the field. In the r urnberry-Howick division, B. S. Oook, of Fordwioh, has decided to retire.. Sat, Miller, the present commissioner a this district is again in the field nuc we uuderstand that Mr, Doig, of a •wick, and Mr, Weir, of Tarnberry ar: alas it the field. JosnPR Cow's Ds , u hero died at his home on Ceutre treet on Sunday last, Joseph Coad, at t age of 12 years. Mr. Coad was taken ill • my a few days before his death with' inflammation of the lungs, but was ecovering nicely when heart trouble se iu. Deceased was born in Lanark conn y, near' Carleton Place and lived there for a number of years, then moving t the township of East Wawanosb, wit re he fanned for sonic years. He mo d from Wawauosh to Wingham some 2 years ago and had been a respected re ident of the town during those years. Over 20 years ago he was appointed jai"itor of the Wing - ham Public School a d. held the position continuously up to the time of his death. He was els•. to bell-ringer for a number of year Ir. Coad was twice married hi fir wifehaving died 22 years,ago. By t e first wife there -were three children, o • e daughter, who die.' many years , y0, and two sons George and William one living in California and the o' er in Manitoba. His second wife wa Annie Ludlow, who survives him wita family of two sons, Fred and Harris and one daughter, Alice, Deceased h s four brothers living, namely, Thos., .f Morris; John, of Carleton Place;. Ric ., of Alviustcu, and one 'brother in M. titoba, and one sister, Mrs.' Marshall, `•f 1'.Iorris town- ship. Mr. Coad was ;. man that had no enemies and the new of his death was heard with profound re: xet by his,mauy friends. The bereaved a amlly and re- latives will have the s 'inpathy of the community in their ti a of affliction. The fulieral to the Wi ggham cemetery on Wednesday mor.' g was largely attended. The service: at the house be- ing conducted by Re R. Hobbs and the members of the So ool Board acted as pail bearers. PERSON We shall be glad to ha this column from any of o have visitors or purpose g drop in and tell us, or son enact. - e contributions to r readers If you ug away yourself, us a note to that G. F. Robbins of To for a few days this we Thos. Crawford; of town for a few days th Public School Ins Brussels was in town tr John Brennan, of Oh on old friends in Wing Chas. McElwain of gnest f o Mr. and Mts. few days this week. nto was iu town Isenberg, was in week. ctor Robb, of Wednesday. slay, was calling am last week. iowick was the os. Adams for a Messrs, s a Robt, and eily. H. MI c nese() were visiting their fatter in Peterboro for a fete days this weep. Dr. and Mrs. Macdon d were visiting at the home of their on -in-law, Dr. Horsey its Owen Sound for a few days this week. ±; Miss Lizzie Knox, of Viugbiam, who ingha 's Popular Shoe Store. has been living at Mr. G. Nicholson's in town, left last week ti act as assist - alit at the post office at Palmerston. - Wroxeter Star. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. \V odcock were in Dundas this week 't`ttendiug the funeral of their brother-1ii•law, Mrs. Woodcock will visit in D iidas for a short time, C, .l1Tow is the seaon for sersous trouble to occur t with the lungs. Build up the system and strength- en the lungs with Douglass's Palatable • m lsiOti of Cod Liver $ Oil with t ypo to t. It is fresh and the best on the market. The old Williams stand. R. A. DOUGLASS Prop. G. N.W, Office. TEMPTING DEICES I:T ti,1OOreni1 5. 18 lbs. Granulated Sugar, $1.00. Best Selected Raisins for too lb. Best Cleaned Currants, 10e lb. Best Englisb Perls, mixers, 200 lb. Best''ap Figs. Fie 1b. Best Oe Teas for 25e. Best 40e Teas for 33e. Best 50c Teas for 400. In Japans, Hyi ons or Black. LARGEST STOCK of Ladies' Cloth and Fur Jackets, from. ate 50 to $40.00,. Men's Coon Fur Goats from $20.00 to x$45:00. Large stock of Sleigh Robes from $4 00 to :12.00. See them. Highest prices vases for Butter, Eggs, Poultry (dry plc k:c'), and bright Dried Apples. D. D.E. Genuov, The Direct Importer. ,-.p..•••••...Og, Mt OIi`v1tcM ,OTIC;. J. A. Ross, agent f the Bible Society will speak in the • inghaul Methodist church On c. l2 wcle a , d evening, y Dec.. i th. 2 � Rev. R. Hobbs Neill preach allnixer sary sermons in th Auburn Methodist: church on Sunday 'ext, . Ho will preach in the Biaevale ethoaist eateroh on Sunday aftornoou,f vee. 1title We are pleased'i to • learn from the Palmerston Spec, a)..c t .0 sur dist v 1 t Re . i ,a. 3 . Hamilton g m stets' rusual is reC S a e�tn� bis ti..ual 'healtlx- A note was: given i . our last issue) in. ree Hard to the , aeeidant that befell Me.. Hamilton. Rev, Mr. Lowe, meeting at the hot on Tuesday eyelet :r melee arrtut•,oul,•u, for aregular Chur here Nothing d Teeswater News. The Christian 0 the Methodist Cez over 6900,000, w unheard front, tel. cover the other $ t its is "that e 700,00; paying church de 000 to general eon The anniversary with the Whitech 011unc a S t y last w The tea meethi g was one of the mo in Whitechiroh. si odist choir furnish'' the programme. tea meeting alnolir $72.00. 7Viugham, hell a 0 of „lt;s, 0,Cnnnor obi t ' a, t be i• eta t 1 n ifClio1 t`tirlai u,Ij b of I:tteleml s •rvice fiouto Wats dime. - realm announces that cry Fund now totals 11 many cheats yet se reverie will surely 0,000. The prol.nbil- wi11 Le devoted to 5 and ti o other $300,. exional purposes, -ervices in connection ch Methodist church ere very successful. u Monday evening y ' u g suer ss e ful ever held 11e Wingham. Meth - d the musical part of 'he proceeds of the ted to upwards of Geo. Green, who has bei visiting with friends in Wingham andorrie for some time, sett for his honletin Ross. land, 13. C., last week. Geo. ane, of Gordo, aooeorpanied Mr. G oen to Rosslend. Geo. Ludlow, of Cathcart ; J,.ha Ludlow, of Kelvin; Thos. Gaul, of Morris townsip; John Coad, of 04Ietott Place; Richard Coed, Of A1'tfi5te11e and Mrs. Marsh'ill, of Morels, attende the • funeral of Jos. Coact on Wednesdae . J'olin Wilson, V. 5., returned Imam on Monday evening from South St, Jejiieph, Mo., accompaniers by his l;roth, e Jas. 'Wilson, V. S. We are pleased �o learn that the latter is improving it health. He will visit with relatives an friiendss in this locality for some week 'r0 e tXLL A C1OLI) i O141 DAY Taste Laxative 13rolno Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the Money if it fails to cure. 1311 throvo's signature is 011 each hot. aGc: 1 5 d There is quality in our shoes for Ladies Ind Gents. That's what makes them se d1 so well, and please so veil. Wo aro selling the best footwear made, at loworprices than some other stores ask for i1►•• fetior goods. Your shoe's from our shop will fit well, wear will, stud pay you well to pttrchase. Seo Our stock of LaMes and Gents' Pelt Boots. 1ttisstr,s--isE,,T Qt7ALITY. W. J. GREE AUkinds of Trunks and Valises cheap.