The Wingham Times, 1902-07-17, Page 4TIIE 1VI\GIIAM TIMES. JIILY 1 , 11O2.
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THE CANADIAN 1f SOO.
Inormally large police force it would.1
soon beeonzo a positive xnem;co to the
town, aucl this is a serious. laieturo Ont
the reverse side of the shield, for besides!
the numerous illicit liquor .dives in
Iu the feet that the feline, Sault Setnt •
• Marie, is getting generally shortened iu-
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ta " The Sao, " one is reminded of the " Little Italy, " there are ill, the town
story told iii reroute that when a good proper, if earefully enemerated, soautt .
Jesuit priest from Montreal vas saunter. fifty hotels in most of whioh the, Lars
Ea:b one guaranteed to !in along Queen street west in his flow- are opu eight and clay, the bartenders
be absolutely perfect...inti robes m met en ex -grand master of tats; ngtheirlunchesstending, while their
a the Orange Order and asked to be chi- tlzivstj' patrons form up like the steamers •
reetee to .Saint Peter street. The ex•G,. at the (leeks 3 aaxcl 4 deep, stolidly re -
111. replied "'We have none of your cl--d garding their grimy visages in the plate
saints here." " No," was the taunted- glass mirrors while the beverages their
i zt+ rd+'Qi:iclure " for I see; an aro not various tastes sug est are being freely.
'UT' IIRT'SHES
GLOVES .
SHEETING
GES Eto-, Etc.
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one." And uo one now pretends diet ladled out to them. Many gambling u
there is ars Saint loft in the " Soo." and pieturesquo devices in the shape of
,,c. , „ •,•k- i the to " machines ill '
I'or =My reasons, thez..dne, frac ale un,..�e ni t.zc slot , are �.,
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BUGGIES
1 f you w'i t i. Buggy,
come and see the most
up to - date,. post highly
finished and high-grade
Buggies in tQWu,
broviated term of " The Soo, is becom. several hotels and in nearly all the se-
ing generally adopted as the name of loons on both sides a the river, To
In feet anything yell want! the rapidly grnwiug town ;;r the outlet these nefarious devices we lineal to
in Rubber Goods, we have I of Lake Superior. For the traveller more fully refer at some future tirue.
it at right prices. who has not visited the Canadian "Soo" The first class hotels of- the Canadian
in the past few years there aro many " Soo " and fit to be classed among the
surprises iix store, foremost among thorn finest city hotels are the following ; The
being the rapid growth of. the town, International, the Algonquin, the
s bieh now ;elves every iudicatiox. Queen's, the Leland and the New Corn -
of becoming future great city of the wall, just opening. There are no less
north.
What aro known as the famous and about tho same number of doctors,
Clergue works atel the Algoma Central
sold II. E.Railway and S. S. lines have
STORE: Opp. Bank of Hamilton. had noose to do with this phenomenal acI-
vaneemeut. It is not the purpose of the
present article to describe these oxtensiyo
TO ADVERTISERS, works in detail, nor the many enter-
ce of changes must be left at this prises connected with and emanating
office not later than Saturday noon_ from them, bnt rather to give a general
The copy for changes must be left though necessarily brief ontlino of what
Apt later than Monday evening.
the visitor to the Canadian " Soo " nza
Casual advertisements. accepted upy
teeioon Wednsday of each week. now expect to find there.
A few years ego only a straggling line
TA of buildings, mostly frame, along the
E.S'SAELISHED 1872. 1 the marshy banks of the St. Mary's
TUE 'S q
JNfiuAlll TIMES. 1=:d
below the pioturesque rapids
I� ] formed the "'Soo," and nue clock
,lirT3:ELLTorr, PuunisHErc AIS'A PROW4D TOn was sufficient for the shipping interests.
otin Compholl
T!!€ DRUGGIST
than thirty-five lawyers in the " Soo. "
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_ .- Then the most prominent. building was
THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1902. the curious old stone jail in the very
1 centre of the town and for certain reas-
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= y ' ons to be hereinafter outlined it still re -
NOTES AND COMMENTS unties one of the most necessary build -
The Marquis of Salisbury has resigned ing there. Where the old canal and
e premiership of Great Britain, and block houses of the Hudson Bay Co.
Ateght Hon. A.. J. Balfour, the First Lord once stood. is now occnpied by the most
Iff' the Treasury and Government leader imposing and massive structures of
' fiat the Uousteof Commons, bas been tip- what is claimed to be the largest steel
eteirated to succeed him. plant iu the world. Conuected with
Mr. Justice Oslerhas dismissed the ap- and iu the immediate viciuitg of the
,,'Uf +•e teen of Centre Bruce Conservatives great steel plant are the extensive pulp
Imre set aside the copy of the protest mills, the sulphite mill, and the general nished to all who desire the same by
Liberals had served The court held offices of the Algoma Central and H. B. calling at the Railway and Steamship
ate objection was altogether too Railway Company, all substantially and ticket agency and general exchange office
lxniea7 to justify the annulling. the even picturesquely constructed of Lake of Holxnes & Holmes, opposite Bell's
l•se8 YleerSuperior red stone, and other buildings factory.
When the weather was cold and vet connected with the same extensive eu- •
f ple were complaining, and when it terprises and of similar material are iu
s hot they do not lilt. it. The poet course of construction on both sides of
vaeil said t7te river. Of course the greatest at -
8 anile man's a fool.
reefetin is the enormous steel plant
When it's hot he wants it cool,hr. is running nisxht anti "day, and
VANNETT
ayyo
To see me before pit+ping your
Fire Insurance. You can save
money by insuring in purely
Ca Midi= Stock Companies, out-
side the combine.
Farm loans at lowest rates.
At home Friday afternoons and
Saturdays. Corner Isliuuie and
Patrick streets, Wingliam.
Al
Cosens
end more are going in. •I LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT.
The town stretches along the river side ,
for abort seven miles and building lots
are being surveyed over five miles -out in
the country which mostly presents its
primeval forest appearance being thickly
covered with second growth pine, cedar:
and speuce, balsam and fir trees. Build-
ing materials are away un in price and
rents aro soaring high, for wages are
nearly double what they are in the south We have now
and east. Carpenters get from $2 to :i;3 large stock of both Coal and Wood.
per day; bricklayers $3 to $1 and stone Orders
masons from $4 to $5 per day.
CoaI and Wood
on hand a
The fine country to the north and
west -New Ontario -now being 'opened
up by the Algoma Central -and Hudson
Bay Railway is becoming rapidly settled
and there can be no doubt but that this
grand and picturesque territory of
mountain, lake and cascade with the
very finest fishing and abouncling with
game will yet be one of the greatest
tourist resorts in the world. This, how-
ever, deserves a descriptive article by it-
self which must be reserved for another
writing. In the meantime further par-
ticulars and all necessary information of
. the fishing and hunting and tourist re-
sorts will be cheerfully and freely fur -
When it's cool he wants it hot. g agt& two of the heaviest and longest
Altavayn eventing what is not,
everliking what he's got,
` Sminteirr as a. rule
maxi's a fool.
steel rails eau be turned out every three
Minutes. No visit to the " Soo " is
complete without a side trip out to the
steel plant, generally at night, when
the molten furnaces can be seen to full
Canada has had eight. Governor -Gen- effect. The first shipment of steel rails
:teals since Confederation in 1867, but has just been made,as the following from
y one has been an Englishman. the Mail and Empire of recent date will
aunt Mouck, the Confederation show: -"Two thousand tons of steel
error, was an Irishman ; Lord Lis- rails for the I. C. R. have leached Depot
was of an. Irish family, although Harbor from the Clergue Works at the
in India; LordDufferin (Irishman), Soo, this being the first shipment"
lard Lansdowne (of Irish and English One fact which will impress the
blood on his father's side, and of Scottish thoughtful visitor favorably is that in the
xd French Huguenot lineage on his midst of all these vast monetary euter-
fenother's). Then came the only Eng- prises the picturesque side and the for-
l'mhman,. Lord Stanley of Preston, now mer romantic history of the " Soo " has
Earl of Derby, and each of his sue- • not been entirely forgotten as a section
s=the Earl of Aberdeen and the of the old IL B. canal is still preserved
of Minto -have been Scots. and now protected by massive stone
work. The central block house has also
been artististically set up in -a pretty
little :.park and is utilized as residential
quarters byMr. F. H. Clergue, president.
Adjoining this is a larger park in which
are numerous fine specimens. of cariboo,
moose, red deer, black bears and even
wolves. These alone, with the pictur-
esque views of the tossing rapids of the
St. Mary River and the power and ship
canals, with the blue waves of Lake Su- _ Spring Wheat
perior, seen through the fir trees in the Oats,
distance, will well repay a visit to the Barley
e Soo.e PeasT
It seems that the extensive works re- GGeese, e, drawn"
ees
ferred to could not be carried on with- Ducks, per pair •....
g
out the importation of a large foreigir Batter......
population, and that element is here in Eggs per doz , , .........
force, mostly composed of Italians,and Wood per cord
Hay old, per ton
like Ceinatovcn in San Francisco they
leave alar r 1t ofth o r
wu e ti for
p . et r t,a x
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tlxelustives . l:ra.own as '" Little Italy."
It is fro" ,pteasant.valleyeither, "but,reek-
ing with :•quator, crime and filth, and
without the aforesaid stone jail and'ab-
sunk under his preaching. -St.
was Times.
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,` . CHURCH NOTES.
.11The - Salvation Army has received
Mitral notice that General William
Booth will make another tour of Canada
gond the United States this fall.
Rev. R. W. Dickie of Orangeville has
'toadied a call from the congregation of
1 Knox church; Hamilton, as successor of
",ti,e' . Mango Fraser.
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Rev. D. Petrie and family Ieft town
is Tuesday f n font weeks' holidays.
ev:Mr. Little will preach in the Pres-
.ibyterian church on July 20th and 27th,
cant Ben. A. E. Prior will preach on
'August 3rd and 10th
txgu ,
s "A commotion was caused in the
1tethodist church, Pine River, last Sun-
.. 'day' morning by the floor dropping down
±4 foot. A stirring sermon was preacht d
• awe. R. Hgbbs of• Wingham."
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and effect.-•-'Itiaeardfne Review.
' i fir, 33obbs is noted for weighty rit-
Warances, but this is the first time a floor
left with
prompt attention.
tis
will receive
Flour and Feed
This is the place to buy your
Flour, Feed, Hay, Seeds, etc.
We will be pleased to fill your
orders:
'Phone 32.
Toronto. July 15. -At the Western CS -SE 1 .e & CA
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cattle market to -day the receipts wereIIL.. iJ i 1' 1
only 50 carloads of live stock, including
727 cattle, 621 sheep and lambs, 822
hogs, 25 calves, and a few nrilch cows. t
Except for the best grades of cattle I +
the market was a poor one as far as cat- +
tle were concerned; sheep, lambs, and I +
hogs were steady and unchanged. +
The following are the quotations: �.
CATTLE. 4.
Shippers, per cwt $ 5 50 $ 6 60 +
' Do., light 4 75 5 25 +
Butcher, choice do 4 50 5 25 +
Butcher, ordinary to +
good 3 5`0 4 25 +
Butcher, inferior 3 75 4 40 +
Stockers 3 00 4 25
SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Choice ewes, per cwt... 3 15 3 50
Yearlings, per cwt 2 50 4 00
Spring lambs, each 2 50 2 75
Bncks ,'•2,00 3 00
MILKERS AND CALVES.
Cows, each 25 00 58 00
Calves, each 2 00 8 00
goes.
Choice hogs, per cwt6 75 7 25
Light hogs, per cwt6 75 7 00
Heavy hogs, per cwt6 75 7 00
Sows, per cwt 3 50 4 00
Stags 0 00 2 00
Lire Stock Markets.
4VXNGETAM MARKET REPORTS
Wingham, July 16, 1902.
Corrected -every Wednesday afternoon
by Cassels cC Carr.
Flour per 100 lbs.... .. . ..
Fall Wheat
Rev. R. Hobbs, Mt -eel -Tebbe and fain -
1,117 left Tuesday for their summer cot-
Sage
ot-
- ge at Muskoka, where the family will
Ind tho nett six weeks. Rev. Mr.
+ 67att»of Gerrie will take Mr. Hobbs'
rnk in the Methodist church on Sunday
*ext, and X. Mr, herr, of Teeswater,
..#411 preach oti Sunday, July 27th, 11fr.
liollbs Will be home for the first Sunday
August, when the usual quarterly
moose' ill be held. -
Miss Adelaide Morris, youngest
of the late Geo. Morris died
morning
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atter an 111
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nFSof
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duration. Some time since
lardy had an Attack of
limr from which she to -
reentering, but foliowix g
1 " onbt lid failure de -
mood deo* st her harms
An Ancient Foe
To health and happiness is Scrofula-'
as ugly as ever since time immemorial,
It causes bunches in the neck, dig.
figures the skin, inflames the mucous
membrane, wastes the muscles, weal:
ens the bones, reduces the power bf
resistance to disease and the capaoit7
for recovery, and develops into con -
gumption.
"Two of my children had scrotalla serde
Which kept growing deeper and kept thent
from gothg to school for three montiit.
Ointments and medicines did no good until
t began giving thein Tlood's Sarsaparilla,
Tine medicine caused the sore. to Beal, tend
the children.have aharvri no signs of ecrof»
nIa eliiee;' J. w. MCGtint','Woodstock, Ont.
Hood's 'arseepari1ta
will rid you of it, radically and per-
i nionantly, aA it ha! rid tlatra�Matxc111.
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This store is growing in popularity every day. The public there- s
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Ladies' Farcy Catton Hose, per pair 25 •1 It's too hot tondo much cooking. We have a s
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splendid,supplyot pienic'delieacies. w
0 Ladies' Cotton hese, fast black, per pair.05 0
• ! Canned Corned Beef. -
Ladies' Sailor Hats at half price. 0
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Beef. •
o Children's flats at reduced priees..a Canned Boned Turkey .25•
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18 pieces Dimity Print, good colors, regular o
• ll?c, reduced to .10 Potted Ham, per tin .05 and .10 w
o Potted Tongue, per tin .4 05 and 10 o
o 10 pieces P.°int, regular 7c a yard, for , O6 .05 •
Potted Chicken ••
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• Potted Beef .05 •o
o A splendid assortment of Ladies' Fancy Vests •
• at .10, .15, .20, ,25 and ,30 Potted' Wild Duck .05 •
• Iiippered Herrings .10 ••
Men's Summer Underwear•, .25, .45, .50 and 1.00 Herring in Tomato Sauce.... .10 •
•• Men's Fancy Cotton Hose at .25 Canned' Fresh Herring .10•
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es Men's Silkine Ilose, fast black .25 Kippered Chickens .10 0
• Men's Belts at .35, .50 and .75 Ocean I3addie- .10 •
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Game Main and Tongue •15
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• Splendid value in Chenille Curtains, Table 1 mato sauce .05 ••
•o Covers and Stand Covers. I French Sardines, large tine 15 •
o Damask Table Covers and Stand Covers, french Sardines, in oil st .15 0
• good colors ' .60 to 1.75
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s Marmalade, in Mass .10 •
• Dress blusiins, good colors, .06, .10, .12, .15, .20 Jams and Jellies, in glass .10 •
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e -Linen Batiste, Wool Delaines, Jelly Powder, per package .10 •
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-Black, white and colored Organdies, Pu�ldine`�Powder, per package .10
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• Large stack of Art �luslins and Draperies Honey, Maple Syrup and Catned Fruits.•
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With H R GOODS, • adies' and Gents' WIGS,
TOUPE ;, , BANGS, WAV . and PLAIN FRONTS,
SWITP . ES of every descri• ion, etc,
e can improve your pers. . al appearance.
Plain features and disfigu •d heads caused
t i ough the loss of hair made pert- tion.
Thousands owe their fine looks the skill of
Prof. Dorenwend.
Human hair ADORNS and PRO " CTS the
head.
Don't fail to see his new PATEN
STRUCTURE; patented all over the world.
Private Apartments Secured at Hot
0 45 to 0 50 �bM7 ',£' Remember, for ONLY ONE DAY
0 70 to 0 75 + t,a ' `'wi' First-class cut hair, especially grey and white hair, taken
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Hay, new, per ton 6 00 to 6 C0 `t'
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Potatoes,. new, per bushel. 0 90 to 1 00 -i-
Tallow per lb , ... . •4 05 to 0 00 ti
Lard .. ,..... 0 15 to 0 is 1
Dried Apples per lb . 0 05 to 0 00 +
Wool 0 13 to 0 15
Live Hogs, per cwt. G 50 to 6 50
Chickens 0 30 to 0 40 e -
T. J MAGIJIRE
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
Accounts Bents and Notes Collected. Con.
veyateing done,
OY''s'ICE-Over D. ?t. Gordon's store.
1i.EsIIJENCE-Leouolc. street.
Cook's Cotton Root Compoulsd
Is sttceeesfnilyused monthly by oder
10,000 Lsdiee. Safe, effectual, Ladies ask
our druggist for Cook's Cotten Root' Co*
seNrrci.
your
no other, as 411 Mizturee, pine and
imitstidne are dangerous, Price. No. 1, $1 per
NO. - trop er $ 8 per box. No.
box', N. iC,10 degrees a g, E
1 Or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8.eent
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sts. The Ct±ok Oordpstey Windsor, Ont.
"N05.1 and 2 sold end reoommendedby 41l
responsible (Druggists in 081r84*.
11o. 1 nod 2 are sold in winghxm by A. L.
1'•tsnailtnn (Jelin A. Campbell, 1t. A. Douglass
sold d. ffi Delels Drivel/de.
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BIG BARGAINS IN WATCIS
+ BIG BARGAINS IN RIN
+ BIG BARGAINS IN SILVERWARE
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A very large stock to select from and we will sell
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Specials in UPHOLSTERED GOODS
For the next month we will make a
special sale of all lines of Upholstered
Goods. In Parlor Suites, Odd Pieces
and Chairs we have something that
every home needs. See these goods
before buying Furniture elsewhere.
Watch this space next week for some-
thing we have to say about Iron Beds.
WALKER BROS, -& BUTTON
Furniture Dealers and. Undertakers.
Thomas's Bazaar BUTTON BLOCK
WINQHAM.
Dan
net- Sets
Seta.
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97 -piece Dinner Sets, assorted col-
ors, with gold trimtxiing, regular
Wee $12.00, now for $8.50
We have a large assortment of
Fancy China Cups and Saucers,
Spoon Trays, Cream Pitchers, But-
ters, Tooth -Pick Holders, etc., etc.,
in which we are giving special bar-
gains to clear out, in order to make
room for our fall stock,
Fruit Jars'-»
Pint Fruit jars, per dozen 70
Hart Fruit Jars, per dozen.... 80
alf-gallon .Fruit.J'ars, per doz.. 90
Brushes ,
Nail Brushes, at, each 03
Ilat ]crushes. , 15
Ilair Brushes 25
Cloths Brushes.- „ ..... . ..... 07
oo $rushes ., .13
SerShabbiug Brushes 05
Horse Brushes ..... .15
-Shetland Floss
See the bargains given in Shetland
Floss, in shades of blue, pink, black
and'white, 4 oz. for 25
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" Saturday 'Bargain only."
All the latest Sheet ,Music, at 2
sheets for , „ '.05
Montle Organs, each, , . ,10
Mouth Organs, each15
Violin Strings, each . ",155
Towels
See our bargains in 'T
per pair .
All Linen Towels,
border and fringe,
Ladies' Vests, each .05
Ladies' Vests; each , ,10
Ladies' Wks, baeh ........ .., .12
Cotton klo , per pair
Linen Spoo, 2 for
Thimbles, each
Pins, peak paper02
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