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The Wingham Times, 1902-08-07, Page 4I 1800 THE 11'iNG1JA:t! TINES, NES, AUGUST ,, o ot Witer tatties Each one guaranteed to be absolutely perfeet,,. ItsEAUTY BRUSHES . .ENBBER GLOVF.S x x R U13I3RR SHEETING . SYRINGES, Etc., Ete. In fact anything yen want in Rubber Goods, we have it at right prices.. Colin A1. Campbell THE DRUGGIST mw argon: Opp. Bank of Hamilton. TO ADVERTISERS. c %atlee of changes must be left at this office not later than Saturday noon. The copy for changes must be left not .later than Monday evening. Casual advertisements accepted up. to noon Wednesday of each week. ESTABLISHED :872. THE WINfiliAll TINES. i ,11, Br,LIOTT. PUBLISHED, AND PHOPttrETOR Tt1URSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1902, WHAT OTHER PAPERS SAY. The match -girls of Loudon are out on etatike. If the matches refuse to strike lfittem will be a. dark outlook. -Brockville Times. Itis a healthy sign to fimt the employ- ee*fightiug against too many holidays. There. have been times -good N. P. times, too -when they didn't mind the matter of a few weeks' or months' idle- uess,--Eamiltan Times. Mr. J. P. Whitney arrived in the city yesterday, and repeated his familiar ex- pression : on the result of the Ontario elections. If after -election. conversation a' cotdd upeet the result of the polling, Mr. Whitney'would have been Premier of Ontario some Weeks ago. -Montreal Star. Ontario now has stopped the export of hemlock loge to the Michigan mills hich were beginning to find them a flair substitute for the forbidden Can- adian pine. Ontario is determined to ,ernpion Ontario labor and capital in the unfacture of itsraw material -which an indication that Ontario's head is .-MontrealStar. What will Geordie Ross say when ho wanes home from his trip to England giv; ud learns that the Tories have arranged 8 .. i.: t there shall be another election this So .1 : U? lie may not be easily persuaded Til give his consent to that arrangement, d without his consent it is not likely eS5 . at that program will be varied out.-- `iton Times. " The Brockville Recorder says: "Those r, hard-np-for-copy Conservative +.rs that have already, in their minds, ' ght on both a Federal and a Pro- . end election this fail, should not nits themselves this hot weather. re will be no general election, bus a will be election enough, and more to suit them before the Ontario Leg- ere meets again. Take it easy, and eady, like the farmer, for fall work.', The Toronto World says that the Lib - may laugh now at the attacks on s, but that wailing and gnashing of h will corn when Whitney is finally ed. What on earth is that terrible itney going to do if he becomes ler? Re has been promising as or government, but his organs talk a if he were meditating some horrible enge on the Grits. Or perhaps it is the Tory mind cannot Copceive of s wiraont ,office, and imagines !: a party in OppOeitirrn must plunged in misery. -Toronto Globe, P It T eat are r e Hamilton and Brockville papers ways ready to take a drive at To - as witness the following: - Toronto' police know their fellow- en'well enough to suspect that t one of them has killed a man • for dollars, --Hamilton Spectator. it's this we later? The Mayer of borrowingatyperwriter? Shock - Is there no law for ktdeappiug in city? Where Are the police?- e Recc vier. tl Torento cheene-swi,tailers Teter xr'5 jokes about liamil- belsng glad to see anything bolts like money. The Colonel will laii itatatia Lewis Wood off with a i,ti recognition of his wit. r Ii•rltre will bei established ra5t,.Pert H ha oplw- s CHURCH r4QTES. AQuati cr ton service i q a ca wi!l be Feld in St. Paul's church on Saturday of this week, oQ:puseneiilg at 10.30 o'clock Mrs, Willoughby, wife of Rev. Dr, Willoughby, a former pastor of Listowel Methodist churmh, died at Saskatoon, N. W. T. on Monday. ' The ministers Hari representative lay- men of the Witigitaur District of the Methodist church held their regular meeting at Gerrie yesterday, Rev. R. Hobbs, pastor: of the Menlo- dist church, who has return] from an eujoyabie. holiday in Muskoka, will occupy his own pulpit on Sunday next, Rev, Richard Hobbs came home from Muskoka.. on Seturday and conducted the services in the Methodist church utr Sunday. The regular quarterly services were held in this church on Sunday. Rev, J. I,, Murray, son of Rev. Dr. Murray, of Kiuenrdite, has resigned the pastorate of Ilaiuer avenue Presbyteriuu church, St. Catharines, to accept the position of foreign. secretary of the In• tereeticual Y. M. C. A. Rev. William. R. Lloyd of Northville, Mich., will (D.V.) preach iu the Baptist Cburek next Sabbath morning and even- iug. Mr. Lloyd is a former resident of Wiugluun and is at present visiting iris home here. The pulpit of the Baptist Church, Wiughani, was occupied last Lord'e Day by Rev. T. J. Murdock of Stayner. Dir, Murclook is a good, earnest, practical preach, r, and his services were ,much appreciated by the congregations. Rev, A, E, Prior, of Tiverton preach. ed in the Presbyterian church ou Sun- day last, morning and evening. Mr. Prior will also conduct the services in this church on Sunday next. Oa the following Sunday, Rtv. D. Perrie, the pastor, will take up his work again after a few weeks' holidays. Rev. Father McKeon, a former rector of the Roman Catholic churches at Winglram, Blyth and St, Augustiue,has been appointed rector of St. Mary's church, 'London, in succession of the late lamented Rev. Father Trailer. Rev. Father McKeon, has for a considerable period been the esteemed assistant rentor of St. Peter's cathedral, 'London, in which capacity he was beloved by his people of all classes, and particularly the young folk. - tvit•OXETElt. The Quarterly Board of the Metho- dist church met at Salem on Monday A number of the members were absent through causes than could be avoided, but a good meeting was held. The Board appointed J. Bethauer a. delegate to,the District .meeting. Rev. McKelvey and J. Bethaner at tended the District meeting at Gerrie on Wednesday. Oar football boys were at Listowel last week, and played a game with the Listowel champion team. The score was 2 to I in favor of Wroxeter. Mrs. Harriman and daughter of Roeh• ester, who are visiting Mrs. Wm. Wood, the former's mother, expect to leave for home on Saturday. They will go by boat from Toronto. Miss Maggie Miller of Toronto is visit- ing under the parental roof. The Epworth League of Salem church hell. a garden party at Ezra Merkley's, Gth of Turuberry, on Thurs- day. The attendance was not large, owing to bad weather. The receipts amounted to 515, and those, present re- port a pleasant evening. A well contested game of football was played here between the championship team of Galt and our boys. The game was very interesting. Our boys had the best of the play althotigh the champions put nn a good game. Theetscore was 1 to 0 in favor of our boys. Miss Bide, Hazlewood gave a party to her young friends last Monday evening, 1 Those who were fortunate enough to get an invitation spent a pleasant evening as I Miss Hazlewood knows how to enter -1 ten her friends. A number around here have finished cutting their fall wheat, although the hay is not all in owing to the backward weather. The frame work of Oliver Smith's house is up and the :ameret wale is noon to be.startecta Miss Gays.Of .T'or'onto was the -guest of Miss Lids Hazlewood last week. Mr. T. W. Gibson of Toronto and familyare visiting in the village at I present. Miss Cassis ]:canis, who is spending; her holidays just now, expects to return ! to Watford in the near futuretto resume her duties in tt millinery store, On Tuesday Peter Scott's barn on the boundary at Morrtsbenk was struck besi lightning acid burnt to the ground. The loss is partly covered by insurance in the l Howick Mutual Insurance Company. Mr. Henry Armstrong and Mrs. Arm- strong were the guests of Mr. Win. EIlie last Sunday and witnessed the baptizing of eight members of the Mennonite church on the 0th of Wallace tt appears the Mennonites have held a series, of revival Services la+ely, and r.onsegeeutly' have added new members to their churoh, Mr. Richard Miller of Toronto, ahs has been visiting tinder the parental roof, returned to Toronto Tuesday. Our hotel keeper, Who had quite a thus pain a Alarm owitug to &Tortuga is lropulation,appeared before Magistrate Miller on , gel selling charged with rg Inner during prohibited hours. Three witr 'kse'S were examined. but no cave was tirade out against Mr. Esty. The party who laid this. information must We surely been gyessiug.. as one of the witnesses said he was not in the hotel on. the day in question, A number of the members of tiro Methodist church here :attended the coatinruniori; service at Eelutere last Sunday, Rev. Mr, Mcli,Nlvey secured a carry-eli and took up a load of people who. had no way of going. There was a large attendance at tire quarterly meeting. A number joined the church after being baptized, Those who were not there nursed ca reel treat I4ve steel:: aiinOcets. Toronto, Aug. 0. -Our receipts toxday at the • Western cattle marliet were 70 carloads of live stock, including 1,280 cattle, 230 sheep asci lambs, 410. htogs, 30 calves,. and a few mullahs cows, Cattle and hogs were unoirauged. Small stttif was higher. There was agood enquiry for export cattle at front nen to q:0 per in, and oc- casiouelly some parcels of selections fetched a quarter of a cent more per lb., though 6ync should not be taken as a representative price, For light stuff the range was from 4 to 5o per lb. Hogs to fetish the ton price must be of prime quality, and scale not below 160 nor above 200 lbs. The following are the quotations: extern. Shippers, per cwt 5 25 $ 6. 25 Do., light 4 25 5 00 Botcher, choice do 4 75 5 50 Butcher, ordinary to good ........350 4 25 Butcher, inferior .,•.,. 2 50 4 75 Stockers ,,,2 50 n 75 SHEEP AND: r,..ouis. Choice ewes, per cwt... 3 40 3 00 Yearlings, per cwt, . , .... 4 50 5 00 Spring lambs, each . , . 2 50 2 75 Bucks .., .,,,, 2 00 3 00 :MIXERS AND CAMS, Cows, each 25 00 45 00 Calves, each 2.00 10 00 irons, Choice hogs, per cwt6 75 7 25 Light hogs, per cwt0 75 7 00 Heavy hogs, per cwt6 75 7 00 Sows, per cwt S 50 4 00 Stags 0 00 2 00 T. J. MAGUIRE ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND Lo .N AGENT. Accounts Rents and Notes Collected. Con- veyancing dole. • ors'ICn-over D. M. Gordon's store. RESILENCE-Leonold street. The .Ni w York Wm m.0aa a that Ming •tt 0000 00004rt41100000009009y$00111tR0t#Ifil009000.000 000010000000000000 1"C"."1111"." i Edward will subunit t l a, second opet a- , p tion immediately after the coronation of ! takes plater. et PEOPLES POPULAR STORE The total loss from the eel,. strike is. g estimated at 0u",000,000 in rets die- Y .. 0 apace .s•Ctalt04t 41011 • ♦_ 0 ae 040.0l20•..OeectGol10Ad000@a'A41lf RC p 0i ��ti4�044s 40 O110�t .CC 41 O .4444w� 400 490. � 04 g {• try C D Saturday treat, provided the trereurouy JOHN KERR. ) JAS. H. KERR patehes, Tide is net even god guess- e! work. Tire sum of:$'2C9,300,000 is i rcle6. • ed as loss to operators, but it is doubtful, It • if the operators has'o.lost a cent. Toe •• Clearin le win ecttlis stiliin the wines rind the operators • have tirade a haudsoure profit ley selling O their surplus stock at higher prices. The • Drain sufferers have been the coal con- seaters, and the strikers have lost some thing, but they have 'been supported out of the ace= elated funds of their associ- ation and by the soft coal miners, drag joints In the fingers, toes, arms, and other parts of the body, are joints that are inflamed and swollen by rheumatism- that acid condition of the blood which affects the muscles also. Sufferers dread to move, especially after sitting or lying long, and their condition is commonly worse itt wet weather. eI suffered dreadfully from rheumatism, but have been completely cured by hood's Sarsaparilla, for Which I am deeply grate- ful." Miss FRANCES SMITH, Prescott, cant. "I had as. attack of the grip which lett me weak and helpless and suffering from rheu- matism. I began taking Hood's Sarsapa- rilla and this medicine has entirely cured me. I have no hesitation in saying it saved my life." fit. J. McDoxAxb, Trenton. Out. Hood's Sarsaparilla Removes the cause of rheumatism -no outward application, can. Take it, ri-INGIwox »tA1iK1 T ILEPOE-TS Wiugham, Aug. 0. 1002. Corrected every Wednesday afternoon by Cassels & Carr. . Flour per 100 lbs , .. , ...... 1 (15 to 2 50 Fall Wheat .... ,......... 0 77 to 0 77 Spring Wheat „.. 0 00 to 0 00 Oats, 0 40 to 0 45 Barley 0 ail to 0 50 Peas 0 70 to 0 75 Turkeys, drawn 0 09 to 0 10 Geese, " 0 05 to 0 06 Ducks, per pair .,.. 0 40 to 0 60 Butter ..... ...... . 0 10 to 0 16 Eggs per doe 0 14 to 0 1.4 Wood per cord 2 00 to 2 00 Hay old, per ton 8 00 to 8 00 Hay, new, per ton 6 00 to 6 00 Potatoes, per bushel, 0 40 to 0 40 Tallow per lb ............ 0 05 to 0 06 Lard ., 0 15 to 0 15 Dried Apples per lb 0 05 to 0 00 Wool 0 13 to 0 15 Live Hogs, per own. 6 50 to 6 50 Chickens 0 30 to 0 40 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ +...:r.;, +++++++++++++++++++++ 4- 'l a�. .1. 4, 4 •i+ .H A. -very large stock to select from and we will sell very cheap all through July. BALM PARK . 4, Jeweler and Optician. Headquarters for repairs. +++++++++++44+++++++++++++ ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ ) BIG BARGAINS IN WATCHES BIG BARGAINS IN RINGS BIG BARGAINS IN SILVERWARE �3+ .14 or M 4 4- 4 .h+-- K "Let the G trg mar twins do yea-. ork,'9 Dori't plod along Iiko your grandmother did before you, scouring and scrubbing; bending and rubbings makes housework easy. It cleans everything and injures nothing. IViore economical than soap, Made only by 'ilE N. IC PAIfi;RANK GOMPA.NY, Chiea e, Mar York. ncston, St L. a, Monttroal. d the; ', f;", nth ofp e ', i 'ii , �a_ i � s. '• a :�1 ''. • eta ,. �:: • A R • • • • • From Friday, August 1st, to Saturday, .august 30th, Clearing sale • • • • • • • • • • b O • • n • • • • a • a • • ea C • • • • w • d S • • • s • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • of Summer Goods. Seasonable Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices, 50e White Dress Minims for ,625e 15e 20e Black Figured Muslins for 15e 14 25e. Organdies reduced to 15c White P. K. reduced to 121c Colored P. K, reduced to 121e White Duck reduced to 10e Colored Duck red need to 50e Wool Delaines. sale price 15e Prints reduced to 1 Vie " 10e " ‘;7c " 4420e Dress Muslins now 15e e' - 12?;e Dress Aluslins for 12?c Fancy Ginghams..., 10e - 20e Art Muslins, sale price 15c ‘, 4412 ,c a;, .a 10e .; ;;17e Spot Muslin, white, for 15e SI. .a 20e Cretonnes reduced to 15e II.. 10e .35 .ls .10 .15 .10 .17 .11 ,10 .10 .08 .38 .12 .10 .08 .05 .15 .11 .10 .05 .10 .08 .15 .11 .10 .08 .12z .11 ,15 11 .08 Applique Trimmings* , At Chenille Trimmings Sale Gimp TrimmingsClearing Sequin Trimmings Prim $1.00 Shirt Waists, pow .75 Shirt Waists, now .50 Shirt Waists, now » ,.75 .56 .38 LADIES' SUMMER HATS AT HALF PRICE! Children's Hats Buys' Hats Men's Hats At Reduced Prices WHITEWEAR AT ) LADIES' CLEARING SALE Corset Covers PRICES 1 Underskirts Muslin Embroideries Muslin Insertions Lawn Embroideries , Lawn' Insertions , to clear Umbrellas and Parasols -a splendid assortment. Must go. Wool Carpets, Union Carpets, Hemp Carpets, at sale prices. Men's Summer Underwear at sale prices. Reduced Prices •0o0Q.0.o,e.O..•S••OCPmoS•••••.••.a••0000••C••0.•0.••0•60030Cesaeltoo0• coeosesseas • •MACDONALD BLOCK JAS. H. KERR w JOHN KERR •W ! 9 • •• a ooese•oo0000.eosmeea•$s0.Q a0eemee toasese oeoaeo•©oee a a0cseempo•ae.oS.e•o••ese • ,..rte. ... _.... fr.,...... N G H A M • • • • • • • • e S .- • • S • • • • • i • • w • • • a • • • • • • • O • • • • • • • • • S • • • • • • • S' • • • a • • • t • t • • • • • i • • r • • • UGG.I ES If you wat a Buggy, come and see the most up • to - date, most highly finished and high-grade Buggies in town. • WM,. GANNETT Ii will pay you To see me before placing your Fire Insurance. You can save money by insuring in purely Canadian Stock Companies, out- side the combine. Farm loans at lowest rates. At house Friday afternoons and Saturdays. Corner Minnie and Patrick streets, Wingham. Abner Co'.sens' LOAN AND INSURANCE AGENT. Coal and Wood We have now on hand a large stock of both Coal and Wood, Orders left with us will receive prompt attention. Flour and Feed This is the place to buy your Flour, reed, Hay,. Seeds, etc. We will be pleased to fill your orders, 'Phone 32. CA.SSELS & CARR ( Specials in UPHOLSThRED 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. Imo us se Wats Dm ogga rat e mos azsmoulmazoommisiamalP Tho as S azaar Y iNifiq.BU TON BLOCK This store is growing in popularity every day, and , the reason it grows so rapidly is because our goods are of the very best quality.. The prices are always pleasing on account of their lowness. WUUUENWARE- Washboard, Genuine Globe for 13c. Butter Bowls, reg. 35e. for.... 25c. Butter Spades for Butter Ladles for Mop Sticks at Sc. 100. 10e. Tubs front 50e, up Towel rollers, nicely finished for 15c. Bread board for 35e -SOAP Sweet Home Soap, 40. per bar or 7 bars for 25o. alum, 2?: lbs. Laundry Soap for 25c. li cakes Palm Loaf 'Soap 100, Baby's Own Soap, per box 250. Black Beauty Tar Soap, 2 cakes, 5c. -TINWARE.-' Large Covered Steamers for ..., 30e. A Quart Dipper Sc. Cullender .,. ..,....,..,.. 120. Dust Pan 7c. Pie Tim, Sc 5c. Small Tin Kettle for Oil Stove.. , 17o. 12 qt. Tin Dish Pati for.......... 17c 14 qt. Tilt Dish Pan for 23c 10 qt. Milk Can 10c. GROCERIES.. Salmon, 3 cans for Nae. Corn Starch, 4 packages for N5c. 'Brrracts, all flavors per bottle 5c. P.isittg Sun Stove polish fol' , .,, O5c. I Ib, Bird seed for, ., , „ 70. Brkina Powder, i lbs. for 25e. Grand Mogul Teat, per ib. 20e.