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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1903-08-13, Page 8"�k"�►.''iir '�'!Ir•Or RITCHIERITCHIE& CAMPBELL. # "�^w'y►%�r'lp�,.�A�'�R�'�'�1w'�4�"�r �Ir'ilr4.'�1� Theyarehereafready THE NEW FALL DRESS GOODS BIeQsings, Silks1 Trirnmings_ in DRESS GOODS the leaders are certainly going to be the Zibelines with the -two-toned effects. Other popular weaves are the Canvas Cloths, Basket Cloths. Broadcloths, Venetians, Cheviots, Friezes, Box Cloths, Tweeds, etc, We have a splendid assortment of all these goods in stock, and although the prices have advanced from 20 to 30 per cent on European markets we can still give them to you at the 0 old prices. I3LOCSINGS, in waist lengths only ; plain • Flannels in all shades, Fancy Flannels, Albro- tross Waistings, Brilliants in all shades ; Taff- i eta Silks, Lousaine Silks, Tamaline Silks, Peau « de Sole Silks and Fancy Silks. TRIMMINGS AND BELTS -An extra large assortment of Trimmings have arrived, suitable t for all weights and weaves of goods They i are the Newest that can be bought. Our BELTS are all new designs in Parisian and New York novelties. A splendid assortment, ranging in prices from 25c. to $I.50 each.. You are at Iiberty to have a look through our stock. Siveihreeettette%-ebeeleitetearlielVielleeeee, Rsioetteaitee. i✓%. e%%$ $ RITCHIE & CAMPBELL. $ 'tam SS.Ivast'itAlisili li+Qi4iir11'ev e.111419119vl►itsrs i3•a3•S :•fie ;,.;.;..yi,�•'ri t•g•F•,a•io<.f,;..;., MINOR LOCALS. ,L 1 Standard h Patterns s. 1' -Southampton's tax rate is 25 mills. -The Brussels Herald staff is holiday- ing this week. --Tete Teeswater News staff is holi- daying this week. --Regular meeting of Camp Caledonia S. 0. S., on Monday evening next, -The Brussels Sunday Schools ex• torted to Kincardine on Tuesday. �-Cement sidewalk has been laid on part of the main street in Wroxeter, -The brick work on Mr. Robt, Max- well's new dwellinghas been commenced. -Regular meeting of Court Maitland, 0. O. F. on Friday evening of this week. -The Listowel Banner is taking its annual midsummer holiday this week. -Mr, Jas. Walker is having a kitchen rected to his recently purchased house on John street. -The Luc Irish Nine baseball club von from Brussels on Thursday last by a score e of 9 r 2t o I. 4, 4. We have made arrangements to keep on hand a stock of the . celebrated Standard Patterns, + which we aro sure will prove -a ± great convenience to aur custom- 4. ers, as formerly we had to order + them from Toronto, which always '1' meant a delay of a few days, but ... now we will keep in stock about . three sizes of eaeh pattern, and + your wauts can be supplied at a moment's notice. 4. As the name implies, they are the 4- best. The price is right, 5c, 10c, 15c, 20c, Their most pronounce d points of 4 .superiority are as follows : -E Standard Patterns are cut with cure- + ed closing frontedges in all Ladies' and - Misses' styles that are by bust measure, 4- and a much better fit is thereby assured <r than with the ordinary pattern. 4. i- 4 4. 4. 4 4 4. 4. 4 4d Standard Patterns allow for I2 inches difference between the bust and waist raen,ttres, en important feature, found only in a high grade pattern. Standard mm. Patterns furnish t h mutlrts on -each hhouid,.r and on one under -arm seam only at each side, which it has been demonstrated is the best arrange- ment. :melt for securing a perfect fitting gar- ✓,. y Standard Patterns for children show the measurements as well as the age, a •Y' very important thing, eonsidering how 4. unreliable the age specification alone is 4. in securing n proper fitting garment for .1• a child.. .t. Standard Pa tterna are always reliable= and they are unquestiona,ily the most b up-to-date. ate. T it lle.t styles shown iniwn any e urr•i• ant number of P tar DESIGNER ESIC, NERwill be found in other fashion publications '° anywhere from one to six months later, If you would keen abreast of the lash - ions, subscribe for the DESIGNER. Only 80e per sear. Use only Standard Patterns. •1' Coer 6 c0194J(Suessors to Alex. Poss.) 4.▪ 4,444.4.4.444.4-1•44+ +.4"'.14s` FR (// FRESH TO -DAY_ Peaches, large basket Plums, ., • "'ears, .. Blueberries, per quart - Thimbleberries, per quart Tomatoes, per pound - core, per dozen .70 .G5 - .50 , .12r .05 • .121 RS BEST GLASS Half Gallons, per dozen, Quarts, per dozed, Pints, per dozen, Ware Rtitbbers, per dozen Tudho e'- .90 .75 .65 .05 firoadory and Crockery Store u5oti ire left Quick Delivery -Mr. John Bartley has been re-en- gaged as Principal of the Wroxeter public scheol for next year. --Tho Western Foundry Co. want a number of young men at their works. See adv, in another column. -The Times office is the place tog of your Mee stationey printed. -The TIMES sent to any address un- til the end of the year for 35 cents, -East Wawanosh township council will meet on Thursday of next week. -On the Masonic excursion to Kin- cardine on Thursday of last week, 117 tickets were sold at the Wingham sta- tion. -Arrangements are being made for a baseball match between the Ingersoll nine and the local team on the park here on the 21st inst. -The thanks of the Tiai);s staff is due to Mr. Wm. I3, Campbell of the Town Plot for an excellent treat of apple, from his orchard. -Harvestirg operations are well ad- vanced in this vieinity. Some threshing has been done, and the yield is fairly large and of good quality. Mr. T. Gregory hes coinineeeed work on excavating for his block of new stores to be built opposite the Town hall, Ile will build the foundation this fall. .....People should keep their bills paid if they don't want to be dunned, and their "bills" out of other" people's b)isi. Mess if they don't want to be insulted, ' '--Wingliant and Lueitnow junior 1aerosse clubs played a friendly game on the park Isere on Monday evening. The score was 0 to 1 hr favor of Viringhoext. - 14tr. Robt.'.t'ennant has had conitid orablc earth put on his vacant lot oil Edward street. The raising of the lot eevetel feet makes a great improvement. -A Brnee Tarnier, venturing to make tt, ealcnlation alt to the condition of the crops this sermon, predicts the following as the probable average in his town - radii -Wheat, 25 brothels to the aere; oats, CO bnahele; hay ii, tons to the Otero. THE WJ GIIAM TIMES). AUGUST I3, 1903 -'Two rinks of W agleam bowlers are takiug part in the bowling tournament atodG (, ie i' x h this week. ---TheWonien's Cllristien 'Temperance Union will meet at the borne of We. Helm, Friday overdue-, Aug, 14th at 7 20 o'clock. ••--T,'he fence around the school proper- ty isbeing y b ri g reiittxett and repainted, tither repairs are also being made at the school property. --The Toronto Scots won from Bru,s. sees in the Real game for the iutermedi• ate ebampiouship at Berlin on Tuesday evening by a score of 2 to 1. -11ir, Chas. Kueelttel will move Lis harness stock to the new store in the Ironstone block on the 1st of September. He will have a comfortable shop, -The Union factory and Firemen baseball teams played a game on the park on Tuesday evening, resulting in favor of the Firemen by a score of 8 to 4. -The brickwork on the new additlou to the Queen's hotel is being pushed for- ward, The addition will give more room for the accoinodatioti of the guests at this hotel, -Mr. Richard N. CreeoIi has pur. chested a half interest in the Exeter Advo cate, and hereafter the business will b conducted under the name of Sanders & Creech. We wish the firm success, -Mr. ft. J. McMath is receiving very encouraging reports from all along the nue that the excursion to Sarnia and De- troit on Saturday next bids fair to be the largest ever run aver the route, -Our readers should keep in mind the anneal R. C. picnic to be held in Wal - lace's grove at Donnybrook ou Tuesday, August 25th. Particulars of the pros gram will be given iu our next issue. -The Iinechtel Furniture Co. gave a free excursion to the employes in their Hanover and Walkerton factories and their families to Southampton ou Satur- day. Nearly 1,000 people took in the trip. -Mr. H. Fixter, who has been fire- man on the L„ H. e s, 13. freight train for some time has been promoted to the position of engineer and left ou Wed- nesday for. London to assume his new duties. -A sad accident occurred at Wroxeter on Wednesday evening of last week, wheu the ten -year-old son of Mr. W. A. Rutherford, hardware merchant, was run over by a load of hay and iustantly killed• -A few weeks ago an item appeared in the TIMES stating that Dungannon would not have a fall fair this year. We now learn that arrangements have been made for bolding a fair ou October 8th and 9th. -An advertiser who tried to save money by suspending his newspaper ad- vertising for a season says it cost them a good deal, but the lesson was worth much. "The decrease of advertising was registered upon sales as quickly as au icy wind upon a thern)on)ter." -Mr. S. Bennettt of the Wiughanr planing mill is supplying material for a large verandah being built in front of Mr. H. W. Carter's dwelling at Clifford. Wm gham s factories have a reP utatz' ou of turning out good work and receive orders from points considerable distance from the town. -Owing to his removal to Wingham Geo. Olvar, who is employed in the Bali furniture factory, has disposed of his house and lot on Mill street, Brussels, to Thos, Garness,of Morris township. Mr. Olvar moved his household effects to Wingham this week. We wish hien and his family prosperity -Brussels Post -Mr. R. J. Macillath of Wingham, who is`well known in connection with railway excursions made us a call on Tuesday. He understands the use of printers' ink in connection with excur- sions and business. The monster 1. 0. F. excursion to Sarnia will take place on Saturday, 15th inst.--Kincardine Re- porter. -The races at Brussels are to be held August 19th and 20th and they promise to be first class the best ever held iu the county. Tho track is fast and a large entry is assured, Every one should be there and see good fast racing. The classes are 2.40 trot, 2,50 pace, 2.30 pace, and 2.25 trot, 2.23 pace and 2 20 trot,2.19 pace and 2.15 trot, free for all trot and pace and 3 year old trot. Chas. Vesper of Hamilton shot' and killed his wife then committed suicide.' Messrs. Kirkwood and Meleineon of Belleville sold their rolling mills to a French syndioi}te. John Pollock, a moulder in a Galt foundry, was crushed to death by the failing of 3,200 -pound weight. Rnral school teachers will resume their dutice Monday, August 1?, the town schools will not open till Sept. 3rd. Fred T. Shannon of Goderich Teas been appointed to a position in the Rail- way Mail Service as stenographer and typewriter, succeeding W. J. Passmore, who recently resigned. Sir Wilfrid Leerier moved the resolu- tion to fix the salary of the chief railway commissioner at $10,000, andthe other tWo cttmmiseioriere at $8,000 each, and an interesting debate took place on the bill constituting the commission, Mr. Fielding moved the resolution to grant • a bounty on Iead. PERSONALS, this xcoltunrl fronatinly of our renders. If yell dhioilivaandtelles orBeets ix a» pato to th,at effnet. Me Elam Livingston, of Blyth, was in town en Tuesday. Miss Annie Stewart bas been visiting with friends in Taroeto• Bits Jos. Stewart is spendiug it week with friends iu Toronto. Bliss my Robertson Is spending this week with friends in Hamilton. Miss A. Charles of Chicago is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Mac. Pateeson, Miss. J. Hamilton and Miss L. Pater. soli visited in Bluevale last week. Miss nleirittie, of Toronto, is visiting with her eonsin, Miss Belle Elliott. Mrs. J. S. Jerome was visiting with her son at Arthur during the week, Mr. Peter Linklater, of Mt, Forest, is visiting iu Wingham for it few days. Mr. John Moore, of Grand Rapids, is visiting with old friends in Wingham, Miss Joe Carr is visiting with her er, Mrs. A. 0. Chapman, at Acton. Mrs. F. G. Sparlilig le visiting with relatives slid friends iu Blyth this week. Mrs. H. Day, of Walkerton has been visiting with Wiughantfriends this week. Iviiss Haslam and Miss Maud Haslam are speudiug a week with friends. in Lindsay. Miss Nettie Linklater is spending a month with friends in Aylmer and Ridgetown. Mr. F. G. Sperling and Reiss Delia Sperling are away this week ou a trip up the Iakes. Mrs. John Terrill is visiting with friends in Bracebridge and other points in Muskoka. Mrs. A. L. Hamilton and family, of Wingham, are visiting; at Mrs.Lamont's. -Ripley Express. Miss Pet Elliott has returned to her home in Ingersoll• after a five weeks' visit in Wingliain. Messrs. S. Young and C. J. Reading are in Galt attending the High Court, I, 0. F., this week. Miss M. Walker was visiting with Mrs. C. M. Walker at Grand Bend for a few days during the week. Mr. Al. Praetor, of Aurora, was call- ing on old Wingham friends for a few days erasing the week. Mrs. Jos. Carrueg and children, of Hepworth are visiting with her parents, 14Ir. and Mrs. L. McLean - Messrs. Wm. Robertson and J. A. Morton attended the Grand Lodge, I, 0. 0, F., in Hamilton this week. Rev. 3..N McLean, B, A., pastor of the Wingbam Baptist Church, spent a few days in Toronto this week. Miss Countess Carrhas returned home from Acton, where she had been visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. C. Chapman. Mrs. John Cargill and daughter Miss Edna, of Duluth, were visiting with old m friends in 'Wingha for a few days this week, • Mr.r mid Airs. Alex. Orr,o of Wingleam ,� ala were in town on Thursday last. Alex t h can laugh as hearty as ever•-Fordwich Record. - Mr. Jas. Johnston, a former resident of Wingham, who has been away for several years, was calling ou old friends in town this week. Miss Nettie Ewing, of Teesw has been visiting at Mr. Jas. Wal / for the past week, and Ieft on Monday! to visit st i w th friends i s n Wroxeter. Mr. McGregor, foreman in the Luck - now Sentinel ofiiee was visiting with his parents in town fora few clays this week. He gave the Trees a friendly call on Te esday. "'A Summer Fairyland." Totho thosewhoarei planning 11 a i leg a summer Outing end seeking "green fields and pastures nesse," some place where they way vast oars aside and counnuiie with primitive nature, where, tho' the sun serines over brightly, cooling breezes al- ways blow and great heat is unknow,i,it is safely proudest) that among the rocks and a I latter of the Muskoka slistriob, about 100 miles north of Toronto, situate in the Highlands of ()uterin, (11.00 feet above ilea level) they will find ttdchinit- ment• Handsome, illustrated, desoriptive publications toil. Hsent arold Gd. T. R. agent, Winetham. (I1418ENT--Ciprof Durham corceiueet Just arrived. Parties who intend ashy. cement soon rill do the wase act if they buy it now, 83 cement will Iikely ad- viuiee iu price before long. We are also agents for Hanover cement. A. Tomo 8t Sox. flinty, ANnmRSSQN--In Culross, on Aug. Sth, tete wife of (leo. Anderson; a son. Roinxsox,-In Turnberry, on August 5th the wife of James Robinson; a son. 1st, the wifeotMr. ob retBuchanan; August • n. DIED- 1t1cy. yrezi-1n Seaford*, on August 4th, Jas, McTavish, aged 78 years and 2 months. Gladys, j oun youngest daughterAofJ August, niandl M y McLeod, aged -1 year and 2 days. McOanTernY-In Grey, on August 1st, John McCartney, aged 01 years, $xtr,-Tn Blyth, on July 30th, M r. James Hill, aged 83 years, (3 months unq 17 days. McIntosh,Mdaughter oftD R' Aug McIntosh,former- ly of Wingham, aged 2Oyears, Welker Rutherford, n only son of W A. RutherAugust - ford, aged 5 years, fi months and 21 days. ALKER BROS. & BUTTON UNDERTAKERS,W1NGHAM, Night calls at Button Block, or Fifth door south of School House. Shop op- posite Macdonald block. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ili the matter of the estate of James Maxwell, deceased. Pursuant to R. S. O. (1897) Chap. 129, alofiTe e Maxwell late of the Township of Mere Ise in the County o� Huron, yeoman, deceased, are required to deliver on or before the 1st day of Septeniber,1003,to tele atldorsigned Exewutors of the last will of the deceased,a frill statement them, duly claims and andlarectnotified'her hereby that after the said dolts tele estate of the said deceased will bo distributeea mong tate persons entitled thereto and the said executors will not be responsible for any claims of which tliev shell not then have notice. Dated at Wingham this 21st day of July, 1803. Wrra-,w4 Maxwatt, Wingham, Ont, Howl Ross, Bluevale, Ont ,•., Exe ntors. SCREEN DOORS Blue Flame Coal Oil Stoves GASOLINE STOVES REFRIGERATORS At 15 per cent, off. High grade Cleveland Bicycles High grade Hyslop Bicycles At 1z ,1 per cent, off for one week only. Binder Twine at lowest' prices n PURE PARIS GREEN and POTATO BUG FINISH sold at fISHLEIGH'S HARDWARE STORE Snaith & >'ethick's old stand, receive prompt attention. `TTT!'rTvyy,yyit"IYiTyTrl►TVrV yyyyyyTTr►YTyyyyyyTrf9T►y�T r. t Comfrt. AND WUUAT IT MEANS There is satisfartiaix for every owner of a good couh a splendid thing in sickness, it necessity for tired backs. W have so Many shapes and stylesit's hard to give you an idea ofthenyl all, Yu'll fnd here one thatQill$just suit you. $5.75„$7 5 , $ , $s•0, $13.50,Upholstered in the best quality material. BAtI BROS.,the People's Furniture SYor TELEPHONE $1 13AING Brick residence 5th house west from Hainiltonl5 Corner Drug Store,where night Balis w11 uaningroom Fiirnitiire, o. 0.Is one thing we have the lead in. Our assort- .4, ► rnent of wood seat and leather seat diners is a 4'' n marvel of style, quality and cheapness,4 EXTENSION TABLES in great variety. SIDEBOARDS --The largest and best selected stocii of the latest designs and choicest woods in use in 14"` the manufacture of up-to-date furniture. 41. 'We carry a complete line of all kinds of furniture. 1 -4? ► r WALKER BROS. & BUTTON i Furniture and Undertaking. .4 Ile The Furniture Store opposite the Post Office, "e AAAad"iAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA�l;,1,AAA. TTTTTTTTTVIFVVVTTTTTVTTTTT'f NOTICE OF CLOSING. t WE the undersigned lawyers of Wingham A. nrex`7lt„GAItT, nr. D„ E..11t., agree to close out offices during the 75 Young Street, Toronto, s of July and August as follows: LIQUOR AND TOBACCO HABITS month On References as to Dr, McTa Saturdays at2 p,na. and on other days at 4 p,m, al standing and personal integrityppereu profession-- Saturdays A notice of this to appear in both local new:, by;• papers. Sir W. R. Meredith, Chief Justice. R. VANSTONE, J. A. MORTON, Hon. G. W. Ross, Premier of Ontario, DICKINSON & HOLMES, Rev. John Potts, D, A. Victories College, HOLMIIES, CLARKE & HOLMES. Rev, William TCaren. efy, Bios deKnox of SCollege. lei's College, Toronto. Right Rev, A. Sweatman,'Bishop of Toronto i lends FARM Farm LABORERS Laborers' ater, -�-� �"'�-"-� WANTED Excursions Walker's �- - SECOND CLASS Wand Asainiboia,s vest ,south Mani- tobawest north-west of Winnipeg as far as MOOSEJAW, ESTEVAN AND YORKTON Mr. Alex Stewart is away for a few weeks holidays. He "Will take a trip down the St. Ierwrence river and visit at Coney Island, Brooklyn and other eastern points. By a recent decision of the Privy Council the Lord's Day Act of Ontario is u"Ttravires of the Province. The British postofficeishowa a surplus of over $20'000,000 for the past year Bat a. letter in Great Britian travel only a hundred miles, where a letter in Canada travels thousands. The bylaw to raise $30,000, for the establishment of a first-class system of Water works for ,Bark's Falls, was voted on, and was carried by a substantial majority of 07, . only 15 votes being recorded against it. During a panic in a big exonrsion rowd at New York, caused by four men and a boy falling between An excursion barge and the dock, a woman threw a heavy life preserver, striking one of the men on top of the head, lie seek instantly. • . Look at the Ltbet. The mailing lists of the TOMS have been revised up to date. Suttecribere will please exam- ine the date on the label and see if it le correct. ff not cor- rect, please advise us. 1f oor. root, but ill arrears, please remit and oblige the publisher. -,7 I r 1 Cf . L�•/jl It pays best in the end, The Canada Business College CHATHAM-, ONT•, With its 27 years of successful work to its eredit stands without a ear in Canada in the line or BI7SINESS or SHORTHAND training 316 students placed .in good positions in the past eleven months shows what we do for our students when graduated. College Reopens for Fall Terra, Sept. 1, anynbusiness seho lhinithe Dominion. eCd sent by addressing, D. MCLACBLAN & CO., Chatham, Ont. rom centre to crust The Market Bakery Bread is perfection itself. White, light, sweet centre; rich, brows, short crust. Minted, molded, baked and delivered in jest the way to win your approval. ALL KINDS OF' PASTRY WE N:HNC CAKES A BOtC1ALY•Y We have on the latest lnaehin- ery, and there le no need of sending tty the city for your bread or pastry. D. L U D opposite Preebyterlan Ohnreh. $10 On August iSth from stations in Ontario, main line of and all stations North rand Trunk, north of Card- Card- well Jct. and north of Toronto on North Bay section). One-way tickets to Winnipeg on)ywiil be sold with a certificate extending the trip before August 31st, without additional cost, to other points in Manitoba and Assiniboia as above, If purchasers engage as farm laborers at Winni- less than 8 e days hataharvest ng, acid produce certificate to that effect, they will be returned to original starting point at siaoo, on or before Nov. 810th, 1003. Tickets not good on " imperial Limited," run particulars from your nearest Canadian Pacific Agent or to A. H. NOTMAN, Assistant General Passenger Agent 1 King St. East,Toronto Summer Carnival and Old Boys' Reunion r atniiton, August 17th to 22nd, Return tickets will be issued Rgat SINGLE FIRST 20th inclusivFARE, f oni poit ts�whetegthe lone tvay faro to Hamilton does not er;eeed'$2,50. Good going August 14th, loth and firth from %mints where the one way first -teats fare to Hatnilton exceeds $2,50. All tickets valid for return until Moodily, August 24th. !t h fIY} To Points in hianttol,k and At - 3) UiUI! stntlosin in coonecttei witlt the elute Laireetrs' 10xetlrsion "tlekots on sale goad. goit g August 18th. The month of August is said to be the best time for a vacation. Call on any Grand Trunk Ticket Agent and aerate illnatrati'd and dies- criptive literature of aumtnor resorbs in high• lands of Ontario, ineluding Mtuakoka, Lake, Lake ofl3nyn 8nwnrtha Laked; (h2M calf 50 to poirni a on tT poroLahl es fever stdertserte• . L' 11ItEO ,11, Agent, Wingham. liquor an iatoba co habits 1aare healthful, e f , inexpensive home treatments. No hypodermic: inieetions; no publicity; no loss of tune from business, and a certainty of cure. Consult- ation or correspondence invited. Life ' Assurance The Mutual rife of Canada None Safer None Better Fire Insurance Purely Qanaclian Stook Companies. Rates adequate but not exoessive. Claims promptly seated. ABNER COSENS. VasbiRdor& Rodwell. it iEND IttANut'"ACTtSit1TC# The Stewart Patent Blower and Cutter Attachment for any -make of Separators - Orders Ieft with them will be promptly attended to. 'Threshers will do well to consult thenn for repairing and supplies of alt kinds, SEE OUR BELTING Oh, yes! and we have a few good cheap Bicycles for sale yet. Come and be convinced. T"13b' SAMI OLD PLACE Victoria. Street w W :v(IIIAnI•,