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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1902-12-11, Page 1• �^R • TI U X O . XXXL►"—' Q, 1009, WINGIIA , ONTARIO, TIIIMSDAY, DECEMBER 1.1,. 1902. SI A YEAR IN ADVANCE 1 SPECIAL PRIGS' For the next two weeks _.,.,.-, ...,.-...-r.4.or. Now is the time you will be .thinking of' getting your Winter Suit, Overcoat, Un- derwear and Footwear—in fact everything to make you comfortable and warm. . We are in a position to do this for you at the very lowest prices. Everything we sell we guarantee and if not as re- presented will gladly refund the money. Note a few prices in Suit- ings and Pantings : Good Tweed Suits, made to your order— Regular $20.00, out price $17.00 t' 18.00, ' 16.00 " 17.00, " 15.00 t' 36.00, " 14.00 St 35.00, " 12.00 Rf - 14.00, " 11.00 41 1.3.00, ,. 9.50 ',A special lot of Partings, regular price '44.50, a but cut, marls to your order, well trimmed, see them, at - - $3.00 Overcoats,made up-to-date, $10 to $40 You will find in oar Boot and Shoo stock every kind of boot for man, boy, woman and child, and at greatly reduced prices.. • Remember, we sow all rips free. u - We guarantee every palr ofL m berman's Rubbers we sell, and we sell them cheap. Colne and see these cut prices. Trade taken as posh. Brosj lloimnllth WILL SELL (MBAs. IZVOILIZO AllSorts of Dishes IN ALL SORTS OF WARE Its heady to kuow that you can come right straight to this store the minute you. need something in this line. Ahd'you can he saro'before you come that what you wish you cau get, Same Elegant Dinner Sets Prices for 97 piece sets from. e116,00 to$15.00. All new goods. China tea sets front $3,00 to $10.00. Toilet sets from $1.50 to $10,00, Beautiful and attractive designs, new patterns, stippled and gold. Fancy china of all kinds for Xmas trade. Call et•rly and get alloiae. Prices reesonablo. Ra As HuIchisoN CROCER Prompt Delivery. Phone 51. • NOTICE. If yon want to buy a farm, read the list in another column. If you are not satisfied with that 'selection, come to my office and have a look over as many more. If you want a house in Winghe.m or any village or town within 50 miles, I can shtw you the largest collection ever on list for sale in this part. T J.. ivIAG•UIRE, Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Who Wants a Farm ? I have over 4,000 acres of nhole., farm lands for sale, in 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in Kinloss, Greenock. Bruce, Kincardine, Baron and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms, Also a goodsawmill for sale, almost fur a song. Also u good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con- hectio11) doing a good business, for sale cheap. A hotel doing good business for sale cheap. Also a .wagons hop. A general store with largo trade, live village. Also a large amount of money to loan at 5 per cent. For farther par- ticulars apply to r T. A. MoKENZIE, Arent. Holyroorl. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. See Halsey Park's advertisement. Campbell's ba]lsHeadache Wafera guaran- teed to cure headache. The TemperanJle Workers. The Provincial VinClal ES i of the Dominion All MARRIAGE LICENSES Toronto on Tues when a decision mil Issued by FrtAN.K PAT>wnsox, No. 23 Victoria the question of hold street. Winlhanl, Ont. No wituessesrequired. decide on the policy view of the vote o week. cativo Committee auce will meet in bo.ee w next eek e come to about ig a convention to to be pursued `in Thursday of last I bought a large st ole of horse blank- DolynNioN e off cheap. in to nth m c etsaudamgo gp T. H. Ross'. Capital $2,000,000 No matter what you want in dry goods, clothing or furs try Dulmage and Ream 2,900,000 if he has whist you want you are sure to save money. WI1tflAM; BRAP4CH SHAW BLOCK.• A General Banking Business Trans- acted. Farmers' Sale Notes Collected, and advances made on sante. Drafts bought and sold on all points in Canada. United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards, and added toprineipal IlOth June and 31st December each year. A. E. GIBSON, Manager. B. Vanstoue, Solicitor. BANK OF HAM1TON WINCHASu7. ,sulfas paid Rese ve Fund $I,GO0,000.00, President—Ions. STUAteT. Vioe•President—A, G. 11A NET. t)tBEC'1'ORb3 ,1ohn Proctor, Geo. Rosch, Wm. Gibson, • A. T. Wood, M.P., A, B, Lee (Toronto). General Manager --4. TURNBULL'.. Savings Bank-I•lottrs 10 to 3: Saturday, 10 to 1. Det)osits of $1 and upwards received. In- terest allowed, .and computed on the OOtlh No- vember aid 131st May each year and added to principal. 8i)eetal Deposits also received at current rides of interest. Drafts on Great Britain and the United States Bought and sold. Travellers are fiotitied tits, the Bank of Ranh - flees and its Branches issue CirealarBane, ee National Provincial Batik of England, Lirlited, cashed without charge or Cron•• Which can. be c rt bis nn toy Sport orate world. 'q(1',. COESOIYX,Di Agent A l.. D1OK1N)3011, Solicitor. —The Tnnts anal Weekly Mall and Empire till'lst January. 1004, to new .tcubaeribers for $1. 75. Prern um picture:, to net tend old srtl)stribere of Mail and Empire. The Sno Storm. Sunday and Moi ny of this week we, had a genuine good sample of winter weather. TI storm which set in early Sunday mot ing has given us plenty of snnw for od sleighing. • The sleighing will slake usiness much better and should be .the means of assisting the fanners in marl ting larger quanti. ties of the needful rood. The trains on Monday were sow vhat delayed on ac- count of the storm Wear G"reer's Shoes and. Rubi)ers. Delinquent ..' _bscribers. A few weeks ago t e limas sent out a i teMber of noon 1utR1 A oar re:niers who are in larret),rs for hie pallor, 4 -few have r,soui lptoi pG1Y and theyhave our that)ks. A lar . number have as yet failed to rem.,. W ask all rattlers who are in arrear 'to ki sly remit as sooa as possible.. We sans t print a newspaper withont money. L. O. L Officers. Qffc At the last meet • g of Wiugham 14,0, L., tete foliowiug •Meters were elected for the ensuittg ye — W. M., R. A. Doutrlasg; P. M., . lex Young; D. M„ Theo. Hall; Chap.. 0., Clarke; ; Reo- Lec„ L. A. Bell; Fi .Sao„Jas. Stewart; T'reas,, D,tr.11; D. r C:, Chas. Ba;ber; S •c., Geo. Banken; aomrnittee—A. Musgrove. A. Dulm se, Wm Nicholson, John '. MeMannus, John C. Conery. Bargains! .25 pair f nten's.rubbers for 50o a pair at W. J. `REER's. You ought to see .he cutter I am sell- ing for $29.00. • It's • marvel. T. H Rosa, Beautiful cutter . finest in town, at. T. H. Ross'. You get the newest goods in settings and overcoatings at reasonable, prices at Geo. Carr's. Try Dulmage, Kant Block, for wind proof and storm proof overcoats.. They are put together like leather and are sold at half price. County Cou cis. Election. The nominations or County Council- lors will take place • 1 Monday,Dec.22nd. We have nothin • particularly new to report this week. In dtvisio'i No 7, composed of Wingh, m, Blyth, Lest and West Wawanosh, 1e present County Couftcillors, Messrs..'atterson and Lock- hart are twain in the 'old. Mr, 301111 T. Currie. Reeve of East Wawanosh is also in the field. Mr, Carr o, has been Reeve of East Wawanoi.h fo souse time. lie has had considerable unio'ipal exper- ience and wmniti ina e a good county councillor. We uud 'stand that Mr. Alex.;Stdart, of West "awanosh will be a oanrltdate in this di store Mr. Swett is stn ex.County Conn, iilor. InDiv. No. (1 comnesed of Brt eels~, Iliorris and Grey, Messrs. W. . Kerr and Jas. er theprent Count Cottn- Bowman e e y Oillore. We have n • heard of any new candidates for this division., Ian Div. No. 8, composed of ioxeter, T'nruberry+ and HOsviek, the or. ant Cottneillors are ,Messrs. Robt. Mill , and R. Lergnson. We understated tit:,• will both tteek tee - election, anti Mr. A. Doig, of Howick will also boa calf date in Division No. $ill take plaeo o theoSante,day stile rdttnioipal r31ec do , s. The Scotti h Concert. • The annual Scott h eoneert under the auspices cf Ctttup 0 lerlonia, S.O.S. will be held on Thnrsdt evening, January 8th. The talent en, aged is sante of the best, iucludiug D. laid 0. MacGregor, Scottish bhrr•itone; Mies Edna Snther- land. elonntionist; Miss Grave Nesbit. soprano; Jas. Fax. he comic ;Piper Mc- Douald and Mab McDonald, Miss Wbelpley, of Mt. hest will hes the ac- companist. Bills a 11 be issued iu a few days giving full pat ieulays; CRAYON PoltTnAIT.—Life size, .r $2.00, at Arnistroug.3t Cu's stt .Fresh oysters arrivit. da ,• ; served in any style, at Jas. Bucl e s star restaur- ant. Early Christ There is a world to do your Christn All ready the stores day goods, and it. is goes eterly and oboe who have present have formed an ide chartteter,tbe quali desire to pay. • T what,is to be netne ly the. good., on sal ad by the handling be subjected betwe Watch the adverti read theta, note th the stores and leak s Shopping. ' sense in the advice s shelving early. ire filled with holt- 1 wise buyer who es leisurely. •Those to purchase must before this of the and the price they at being the case by delay? Certain - will pots be improv- to mprov-to which they.urust 1 now and Christmas. Entente 111 the TIMES, bargains, then go to your seleetioi s. Ladies' and Gen :' Xmas Slippers and Shoes at W. J. GI ER's. Team harness, w 1 made ail, warran- ted, best value in t• vu at T. EI. Ross'. The Jessie g Ma • ischias Concert. The plan of hall f r the Jessie Mac- lachlan concert op sed at Campbell's drug store on Itlortc ey last and the tic- kets have been sal ug fast.. 'With such talent as Jessie N. Maclachlan, Scottish prima donna; ss Marietta LaDell, Canada's favorit entertainer; Miss Teresa Flanigan, t►anada's sweetest so- prano, and Rebt. Buchanan, jr., piano soloist, the opera case should be crowd- ed on Friday eve Ring, Dec. ]9t11. Both Miss Maclacnlan and Miss LaDell are r notstrangers to a Mebane stn laenCe allfl Miss Flanigan co res very highly recom- mended. Secur= your seats early at Campbell's drug -tore. MONEY TO LOAN at 414 per cent. on easy terms of repayment. Apply to A. Dulmage, Kent Block, Wingham. The MIES has authority to arrange ens forauctionas datesand telsales for either F. S. Scott, of Brussels, or Thos. Brown, Seaforth. The rrolley in ruce and Huron. M. G. Cameron, M. P. P. for West Hurou,was at the irliawent buildings, Toronto,last week s ith a small deputat- ion from Goderich. They hod an inter- view with the Pre lar. Mr. Cameron says the Huron, 13r ce au1 Middlesex Elentric Railway Wil soon be a ren.lity. Goderieh has jnet tel them i150,000 Ashlleltl township ee 5.000, West Waw- auosh and Colborne . 25 000 each. Work will be commenced i the sating, and ten mile sections n•i1l b pushed with rapid- ; ity. One line of th road is to run north belong the lake en re, and another to Dantsanuou seed u of the country which are at preset t badly served with railrood facilities. Women's rnbb s, first quality, for 80 cents, 'only fifty air at tins price. Buy early. W. J. GREER. —The TIMES d Family Herald and Weekly Star til 1st Jatnuary 1904, to new subscribers for $1.75. Premium pietures to new and old subscribers of Family Herald and Weekly Star. Missio ary Giyings. During the las hutch year the follow. ing ainounti a• • contributed towards missions by th - iethodist chureh-'s in this section; ” ngltanl,$353,41; Myth, $137.51; Jackso s. $40.39 Westfield, $178 75; Brussel., $101.61; Ethel remelt, $15:) 23; Fordwi 1 circnit,$1$7,30;Gerrie ciranit, :5181:95; Vroxeter circuit, $102,.- 20; Blnevele civ• silt, :51201.00; BPlgrave circndt. 8^120,43. The total smarm, rats - it n Cott it was $5350.80. Irl ,feta, Heron y addition to this t e Epworth lategues on the several ciroui s raised the following' tonne for the sup rt of missionaries in Be.tish Oolutnbi:i Winghatn,$4:Erus- t+ele. $25;Etli.1.$4; Fordwiclr,$27;(orrie, $18; Wroxeter,: 13 Betgrave.$27: Blyth, $:33; Danpatni nr, 21; \Velton, $'4. The total amount raise l.by the Loaguee was $782, making a gr nd total of $6'!82.30, raised for Mesio s by the Methodists of Huron equate- - With• the •9 lers. The Members of riie Ingham curling club heid n meeting on Thurslla7 mita ing last,. Arraugern is were made with Mil.>J. 11.,Steppe on for the use of the rink foe the. winter rid the eoilectore were f)stiACttdto r Ce with theirit work. The rewire' gait a promises. to be very .peppier iia Wi g ant this season. moo* nevi7;P7IYers li oiniug the club. Holly f ecorating et th ' Star Restauran ." , 1 ' yrs =. Grisdale's, Meals ata 1 Eton 1V� , opposite T. A: Mill's - e K. Q. 'if. Officers. The looafTent of t e S. 0, T. M., has elected the followiuu Meted for the en- suing year:—Past out.; Wm. Carr; Conn. E. E. Sell; Iii ut.-Coin., Wm, E. Moore: R. K., J. \W, Dodd; F., K, Jesse Button; Chap., A. ird; Physician, T. Chisholm; Sora;., .. Monk; M. at A,, A, E; Sitnmonot;:. et M. of 4., J..A. 'Lamont; -`Znd"lef. at(3':, R. H. Buttress; Sentil.el, G. Steyet ; Picket, R. Finley.. Robes, horse blan -ets, harness, both single and doubl ,T, E. Ross'. The tun still continues at the Kent. Block ,Sale—funny prices. Dululage did not°steal the goodel Nor is he mak- tag nluuh wouey! The goods must gu. t Carp Ball. Since our last iss e the Sons of Scot- land and the Woo mei of the World have been admitte as members of the Carpet Bn11 League. These societies will play off together f r this monelt. The A. O. U. W, acid I. O. It'. teems play- ed a very iuter,'stitt ; gntne on Thursday evening. The 1. 0. U. F: were winners by a score of 14; to 8 Ou Tuesday even- iug the O. O. 1'. an, A. O F. teams play- ed,the game ending 'il favor of else 4.0. F. by a Score of 14 > �. For. SALE—A new heud•m• - : cutter. Apply to T. J. Maguire. Complete stack c . i les for 'ist- mets i,t Mrs. Grist] A large stock of ue es,bou bone, nuts, ere., for the.C' ,utas trade at W. J. SO.)TT't; restaurtttlt. Flattering Testimony. When men like 1' W. Hodson, Domin- ion Live Sleek 0 umissiouer; H. G. Wade, Registrar of F.+ive Apoolg Prof. Shast;'late of the ; tunic) Aricniturai College, and other a 'borities on Agri oultera so strongl recommend the Family Herald taus] ` eekly Star of Mon- treal to Canadian is niers, there is no wonder at the paper oing pu enormous agri 1 ural Tums of business. The u c co the Family Herald tud Weekly Star are worth a. great eal to Oanadiaus farmers. WANTED—A good general servant girl. Apply at the office. ifice. ,1 —The TIMES and Farmers' Advocate will be sout_to any address in Canada er the United States till January 1st. 11)04 for $1 75. Note the reduction. • Dr. Butler, specialist 1n the diseases of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes tested and glasses supplied. Office op- posite Se. Andrew's church, London, Ontario. Livery St4 Saturd y last 1 stable Early to situated on the sou street was destroy had gained such h seen that all the cot with the excepti Two horses,' a cow set of barnessmak the Contents. The mystery. stove ,11 premisesNo . Mr. Ne !poser as we uuder' insurance. to Burned Ile livery morning t t e v Mr.. G. A. Newton, h end of Josephine O by fire. The fire adway • before being tents were destroyed n of the buggies. harness, and a full 's tools were amours arise of the fire is a ad been used on the ton will be a 11' ye- and yand 11e had • y $500 Buy your groceri. s • ire. Grisdale's. Rooms to let, Hard and soft water and woodshed ou the premises, Apply to Geo, McKenzie. —The 'Pisses and Weekly Globe till 1st January, 1904 to new subscribers fur $1.60. Preshunt to new and old sub- scribers of the Globe. is EU I WE HATE SUITABLE XMAS PRESENTS. COME IN AND EXAMINE PERFUMES AND TOILET WA- TERS—All prices Taylor's, Ro- ger & Garlets,LaPivers,Ideal;otc. HAIR BRUSHES—Ebony and Rose- wood --all prices. PURSES --Ladies' and Gents' " SUNDRIES—Tobacco Bowls, Smok- ing Sets, Vases, Shaving Sets, Opera Glasses, etc. . These we will sell at prices rawer before given in Wiugham. Walton McKi bbeni MIK&B Next to Part VW PERS ALS. WA Phan be glad to 1 this ooluntu front any of have visitors or purpose drop in and tell us, or se effect, ve contributions to lar readers. If you wag away yo;irself, UN at note to that Mr, and Mrs. C. with friends in D.itroi Mr, and Mrs.. R. t . Sperling spent Sunday with friends i Gorrie, • alas are visittog Dr. J. S. Jerome, of 1: lv'h, was calling on, Wingllain friends • t Thursday last. . Miss Mand Passmo e, of Teessater, was visiting with Wit ham friends last week, Hugh McDonald of ensall hat taken a position its A. R. Smith's clothing stars.. Mr. R tlph Hodgson and bride of Nap- auee are visitiing• wi h his parents in town. Mr. S. L Jones, of Torento,Dominion Bunk Iuspeotor, was u towu for a few days this week. Dr. Ross, of Moo. =jaw, N. W. T.., a former resident of " iugham is visiting with friends in this iuinity. Misses Alice and t orenoe Park have returned house sate au extenders visit with friends in Brat tford and Santee. Mr. Harry Carr returned home on I Monday. He had 1) en 'no one of tho C. P. R. boats running ut of Owen Soiled for the past season. Mr. A, Cosens, ag`nt for the Mutual Life Assurauce Co., vas in Dnuaannou on Friday last payi • a Se,000 endow - meet policy to Mr. '' m.MoNilly. Mr. W. P. Wright Insnrttaoa Co. was adju•.ting the claim on his livery stabs on Saturday last. Mr. and Mrs. R. I for their new 110111 will be greatly til' ehtu'eh, where they We wish them s home. Mr. John Marra few days with his Murry intend' t11 Dundas in the pea good situation i:i t that town. Rea. J. J. Pat moved to Diegou ncoup'ng the hones Mr. M. E. Zurbr will be at home to 1 on the second and each mouth. of the Berlin Fire n town thio ri e.•it f Mr. G. A Newton destroyed by fire opt left this week in Guelph. They sed in the Baptist ere active workers, mess in their now. , of Deludes, spent a tinily in town. Mr. ving his family to future. He has a e Bertram Works of rson,'B.A. has re - street and is now lately vanated by g. Mrs... Patterson r friends as usual fourth Tuesdays of J. Buckley, of 1e "at: .estauraut", has a'few 'poundof oose tobac , he will sell at half i•e. WANTED—Choice Roll tutter 20c; Good � Goo 1 turkeys cud vn Oc. Wo buy for cash or trade. '20,000 stock to select from. GEO. E. KING. Ancient For ters Officers. At the meeting o Court Huron. A. O. F., held on Tuesda, evening, the follow- ing offs :ers were eleted for the ensuing term:—P. 0. R., Nash; C. R., E• S. Moore; 5. C. R. :. Porter • Tress. Dr. T. Chisholm; Sec. W. Allenby ; S. W., Geo. Rankin; J. ' Jos. Mitchell; S. 13., John Perrin; ' B., Wm. Aikins; Trustees—Jas Ha niton, A. Cummer. F. Shore; Auditor , Dr. J. S. Chisholm E. Nash, A. Cu •• er; Coreespondent, F. Shore. Oysters, the b•. ality at 40c per quart at W. J. S T's restaurant Highest price for turkeys, geese,ducks. clii(kens, potatoes dried apples. butter and eggs. WINO a M TRADING Go.,LTD. SCHOOL =OARD. Regular meeting a School Board held on Tuesday evening Present—Chair- Man Kerr and Mess Hrnnurh, Abra- ham, Moore and Griffin,Minutes of last meeting read and pproved. Principal's re ; ort for November was read as follows: Dept. Boys Gi Is Total Av, laand b IS fi 26 t, 3 16 2 4 25 1 5 26 24 7 31 8 21 • 198 2 t Respectfull A H. Mt*snisovn, Principal. On motion of i essrs Homuth and Griffin, the Priocipt 's report was adopt- ed as read. A conlmunicatior eves read front the Seoretary of Bras ala School Board re the School Bo eels taking action to secure larger grants front the Legislature need C•unty Council for contilinatton class s• ric in a irumber of the schools in the unty. Tile Secre- tart' was instructed ' C write Inspector Robb on the mat er before tho Board torn any action. The following 60c lints were recut:— Gray, Young and )nrling, fir,, brielcs, $2.95; W. Taylor, in ltigntin„ school 95c; D. I rrfogle, lime an work, $2; R. Kins- men. work, $1.35; Howson, Iiai•vey 8t Brockelbank, woo , $15 :•t A. Posliff, drawing woo,1,:2.5s ; U. Sheik, painting blackboards,$,; G . Mason,supplies, $5 On motion of g essrs liomnth silt Moore, the acaoun s were ordered to b.) paid. On motion of Messrs. Griffin and Moore, the salnri• of the teachers and °M.lers were orde .0 to be paid for Nov- ember ovember and Deem er. The ,,tatter of 'toeing wend for the school was left at it Trustee Moore. Thr Mesial easy" ar,, closing' 8eh001 is i4lonr1flv4 Deo, 2 till, Permission was lives to el the a tutted. on Friday, Dec. (11) 01 50 51 44 40 44 40 45 38 51 43 57 40 59 47 s from A ' 428 3GJ Hot beef tea al Sys • hand, sold by Nico submitted, the bottle or in 11 :r quantities at W. WATERWQRKS LAW D SEWER eV- Now'that the con oil has deeded to submit the question . f a wnterworlks and sewerage systeln I • the ,ratepayers of y h tti 1 1 elections 'n Matt m ai WI u ha e e January, it is quite n aider to place the matter fairly before the people, .so that eyeryoue iutereste may be thole:n.103' in a position to vo intelligently when the question coufr is them at the polls. As was stated i these columns last• week, the euginee , Mr. W. M. Davis, of Berlin, i'ecoruw. ode as the source of supply the springs the town, the cap ember was 240,0( as it is estimated of water in. Wit some years exee day, it will be s would furnish au stand -pipe propo hill in the east to the north-west of ity of which in Nov - gallons per day, and that the eoo••Anlption ghoul would not for 120,000 tedious per en that these spr.ngs lnutdantsupply. The d to be erected on the n part of the town should have a caploiey of 10,000 gallons, For the carr 'ng away of surface water from the rust end of the town, caused by spring realms s. storm drain is recommended, to rntt north :,long Jasephiue street, ruin Alfred, haviug its outlet in the rive For the the d posal of. sewage the is bacterial putificat- wo septic tanks and Id provide for 80,000 re. T11e septic tanks goy for 24 hours sew- this plan, the town purchase about two drtiou to the gravel Ott street, these systems are as its, $21,000; Storm age nisposal works nes, $2,7t;2; Trunk ug a total of $27,(155 of waterworks and seem like a large r the town to expend, should soon cooyiuce ind iu regard to the it would in a very a paying investment. e issued by the town ty years, and for the lug for interest and e warerworss deben- m -of only $1,214 43 be raised annually That is, providing 'htttevtir was derived But in towns wbere meetic purposes has experience has been we a prolific source erns, for instance, system has been uni••iptal ownership, bows that the profit h sum of ached the 1 bead to an to V ion by. means of tiltratiou beds wo gallons daily per a would have a cepa age, To carry ou would require to acres of laud in a pit in the rear. of S The estimates fo follows :—Waterwt Drain, $1,146; Ser and incidental exp Sewer, $2,747; meek for coulplete systel sewages dispoeal. To some this ma antount of money 0 but a little figur•iu the most seeptioal improvements tha short tune be mad The c1. bentnres to would run for tbi purpose of prove striking fund on t tures alone, the would require 't daring that tins that no revenue from the system. r 'r's0 r waterworks o been put in, the that they have bac of reveune. In where an exteusis installed, uuder their annual report for the year 1901 r $7027.35. The sum of $818 would provide for fund for the sower The total annual fore, for both syste ,. . $1.53,+.b0, provided whatever from the f Tho question of 0 worthy the most c of every ratepayer the better nudersta we believe it would public meeting, or possible to have th Wiugharn on the u and explain the wor tems,so as to place 0 before the propert day of voting. 7 raised annually teres, and sinking stem. expenditure, there - s, would not exceed there was revenue rmer. se improvements is reful consideration 1 Winghan. and for ding of the matter be wise to call a rbaps better still, if engineer come to ,ht of nomination, rags of these sys- e matter thorougly owners before the We have before u.' the third annual re- port of the Water Csmmnssiouers of the town of Berlin f,ir 1 01, and a few items from it may be of it erest to Wiugham ratepayers at this me. The total re- ceipts for 1901, incl ding balance from previous year, amot utud to $20,711.02, the total expendit re, general, fixed cha gee. pumping a t•'nl, was H2.720.7 1 system for the yea d distribution sv s - t The profit on the 1901 was $7,(127.35. From the report we learn that the plaint ' is being exteuded c •11 year, no less than I8140 feet of mains el extensions being put down in 1901. he total number of ! service connections laid during the year was 197, and the t• al number of con - earners on Jan. 1st " • as 1152. These facts go to how:that when once the plant is install: • and in operation the deu:aud for ne connections is con- stant and iucreasi , , and there is reason to believe that sac would be the case in Wingham, 2 — Ladies fur lined f�qp� 0 to $40. !/ H .AtStCo. for all. Stomach Troubles Try DoogIass' Dyspepsia Tablets We guarantee an absolute cure for the most distressing A cases, When alt others fail give us a trial, and your Y money will be refunded if we do not satisfy. R. Aa Douglass, Winter Term Opens ,lana 5th CENTRAL STRATFORD, ONT, A large, progressive school and one of the best on this Continent. This is a strong statement but it is a, true one nevertheless. The reason our school has a large attendance is because it is a wic4s-awake, hustling, working, result - producing school. Recent graduates have accepted p0- sitious at salaries ranging from $45 a month to $800 per autumn Write for our new .catalogue. W. J. ELLIOTT PRINCIPAL.,, Cut prices in skirt • std mantles from now until Xi s HANNA & Od. Hon. James H. Ross was elected to; the Commons for the Yukon by over 500 majority. Hon Raymondelect- ed Perfontaine wasel..et ed to the Commons for Maisonueuve by 1,918 majority. North Grey Censer+atives nominated Mr. T. I. Thompson, of Owen Sound,for the Commons, and Mr. G. 11i. Boyd for the Legislative Assembly. A Safe Investment. A Traveller writes to the Globe as follows: "I learned recently of a farmer of Prince Edward County working eighty acres, who took off twelve tons of Lops that. yielded him 25 cents a pound, netting some $6,000. This is about double the amount that ordinarily would be asked for the farm alone, and seems to me to be a remarkable instance of profits out of a safe investment, even in this great growing time that Ontario is having. I wouder how some of the sore stock speculators would like to try a chance?" Twenty-five cases of Or; ges just re- ceived to eall as los as o dozen for 25o and as high. as 60 er dozen at W. J. SCOTT'S restaurant. Buy your furs at once you •et choice , selection and as y. • all 1- '.w they are advancing. So sit e -' sty, call andin- epeCt the largest r. ,ge in town. HANNA & Go. Wnigham's Leading Shoe Store 4, J. SCOTT'S reSt aut. A Quiet H e Wedding. A quiet home w tiding took place at the residence of ; r. and Mrs. Jas. A. Cline iu ()ween So nal ou Thursday of last week, when t teir eldest daughter, Miss Nellie was u arried to Mr. Colin A. Campbell, of t is town. The cere- mony was perform 0 by Rev. D. Perri°, pastor of the Win ghaut Presbyterian church, assisted b Rev, R. McAlpine, in the presence of ly the near relatives of the contraotiug parties. The bride was the recipient of many handsome presents. Mr. and Mrs Campbell cause to Winghapn on friday evening and have taken up their etsidenee on Edward street', and the TIS at joins with their many friends in s islling them many years of happy ant prosperous wedded. life. y r Make y attr friend a IN sett of a be - liner Gramopho e /oh Christmas. J. Buckley A est eelStar Restaitraut," lelonva eco LOAN —:honey to loan on notes, wild notes iliseouitted at reason- able ranee. Money advanced on snort. gages, with privilege of paying at the counts r Notes and as n �, any year,. N e collected.f yOt tic°—Beaver Blocks Wing. ham govt. MoINeno. n Christmas Gifts Can be picked up in a shoe store. If you get among the proper shoes, it's one of the easiest things in the world to get something suitable] -for anybody. It'll be useful too. And serviceabe and appreciated, you may be store. S'iopers make An excellent present.. Nothing could be More appropriate, say for your husband or brother. 'We suave a lot of slippers at different prices would do. Yes p ees th1 , slippers pperl3 are all right. So is it dressy, neat, stylish Fair of shoes—for ladles or gentlemen. No trouble to pled any taste here—and do' it torr, With- out ebargiag more than Cott this you ought to pay. W. j1 CRI 1-