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The Wingham Times, 1903-10-01, Page 8'GR ND TRUN_:K SAs EM1 R TC& CAMPBELL I x"1"11• +► ! 11 e'i"S 11r'''fr4 M.1► �A er"Iv� toy; orothy Oodd Footwear FOR FALL WEAR We have placed in stock a splendid assortment of the celebrated " Dorothy Dodd" Shoes. The "Dorothy Dodd " models are always graceful, entirely original, and have the reputation of being the most perfect fitting yes made on the continent. You are cordially invited to call and see the showing of "Dorothy Dodd" Footwear in our store. The follow- ing are some of the styles and prices we have in stock ; Style No,, 809 -Patent tip, dull top, welt lace, price - 83 75 Style No, 849 ---Kid welt lace, kid top, seamless, price 3.75 Style No. 919 -Ideal patent kid lace, French Meet - 4.00 Style No 865 -Ideal patent kill lace, seamless, price 4.00 ' M 11 IP socretary Style No. 33 1-gi1 psyche, lace, patent tip, price 3.75 teXotolt v Style No. 804 -Ideal patent kid welt, Oxford, price 3 00 1- crnid, Rogers: Mast seven au And left on" Rev. Dr, telitr. 4,11 Specials fpr Saturday, October 3 : 25 pairs Ladies' Corsets, reg. 50c, 75e and 81.00, for .40 5 douen Gents' Ties, reg. 25c, - Saturday 2 for .25 5 dozen Gents' Collars, 4 -ply litsn. " 2 for .25 2 dozen Ladies' Kid Gloves, all wades, regular 75c, 4.00 and 1.25, for .50 5 pieces Shaker Flannel, reg. 8e anis roc, for - - .05 • 8 pieces extra Dress Goods, good wid'h, for - - - .25 10 pieces Wrapperette, extra good value, at ' - - .10 1 Highest prices paid for Butter, Eggs and Poultry. RITCBiE & CAMPBELL. $ �'V0•�O•der'O+m•'1S1V11R•�k"a+�'!a�"Q:�',3�Q6'��.+"��•'�db� 44.1.4.4.4.÷4...1.4-14÷.1.4.++++++44.:-.4.4. 4 Materials tor Art Needle and. Crochet Work *A 4. 1 + 4. ..'4. 4. + If you are making up any kinds 4- X. ) :} of fancy goods we will be pleased I' 4 to show you the materials we have . • ♦ lately added to our stock, as we fi, V'. are confident the selection is the '§' 5 . �' 4-t` newest and best on the market. t The assortment comprises 4. :; ,.1.. s 4 +1. STAMPED LINEN CENTRES DOILIES TEA COSEYS 'ABLE COVERS STOCK COLLARS BOOK MARKS 4- .g. 4- 4' • i- 4. .t. 4. •t• 4. 4- 40 40 -1, 4- 4. i, ♦ 4, 4. CUSHION TOPS 0 CUSHION CORDS CUSHION FORMS j HANDKERCHIEF C E N. ?t` TRES and FOOTINGS. 4- d• 4, 4. 4. 4. Belding's.Art Silks, 6 skeins for - - - .25 Imperial Lustre, per skein, .05 Orkney Shetland Floss, the best imported brand, full ounce skeins, black, white and colored, per skein, .08 Cooper 8� Co. I. • (successor:: to Alex. Ross.) GREAT MINOR LOCALS. ow.,,,.- ---- ......y.., --+ .- TILE WINGUA : TIES, OCTOBIER. -stir. Thos. Wilson, at Winter street, I who recently moved to Wingllalu from near Whltechuroh has been seriously ill this week. HIe was stricken with paral- ysis ou Sunday evening, --Work was coInmenced on the new stable for the Hotel Brunswick lust week. It is expected that the foundation vein be completed this week and the work of laying the cement blocks will coin - memo next week, -County Treasurer Holmes, father of Barrister Dudley Holmes, of town, met with a serious accident last wLel ut Goderich, whereby be suffers from a broken .The injury was caused by the sudden fall of a window sash, -Dr. Mee.sh of Belgrave, assisted by Drs. Kennedy and Tamlyn of Wingham operated on Mrs. Jelin McGregor of East Wawanosll ou Monday for appejid- Mites. So far Mrs. McGregor is doing; well and her recovery is looked for by her friends. -The TIMES to any address till Janu- ary 1st, 1:104 Tor 15 cents. -The Oulhaue, Chase & Weston's minstrels appeared in the opera house ou Tuesday evening and the show was very well attended. They put ou a very good minstrel show. The club swinging. tumbling, etc., was the best we have ever seen in Wingham. -The regular monthly meeting of the Town Council will be held ou Monday evening. The matter of submittiug by- laws for the purchase of the electric light plant and the putting in of water works and sewers will come up for con sideration. -A number of young people of the Methodist church choir attended au Ep- worth League rally at Brick Church in East W awanosh ou Monday evening. In the number were a mixed quartette, and also a male quartette, who assisted in the evening's program. -J. J. Elliott, U. S., who has not been enjoying the best of health foi some months past intends spending the coming winter in Colorado. He expects to leave Wingham about the 1st of No- vember and his friends hope the change may fully restore him to good health. -The Edith Ellis Baker Co. played "The Country Girl" in the opera house on Monday evening. Those who attend- ed were rather disappointed. The com- pany may be a good one, but it would be necessary to put on a different play for a Wingham audience. The Dungannon fall fair will be hold on October 8th and 9th. -The TIMES and Weekly Sun till Jan - nary 1st, 1904, for 25 cents. -W. P. ti anstone shipped a car load of hogs to Toronto on Monday. -The Provincial Winter Fair will be he ld at Guelph, December 7th to llth. -The Grand Trunk carried 21,684 passengers into London during the fair week. - Mr.D. Stewart,shipped a double deck car load of lambs to Buffalo on Wednes- day. -The regular meeting of Camp Caledonia, Sons of Scotland will be held an Monday evening next. -Mrs. W. Rintoul, of Patrick street is ill with typhoid fever. Her many friends hope for a speedy recovery. -Mr. Hill, the new brakeman on the L., H. & B. freight train has moved his household effects to Wingham. -The members of the Wingham So- cial Club intend holding au assembly in the town hall on Thanksgiving night. The Times and Weekly Globe sent to any address until January 1st, 1904 for 25 cents. -Mrs. George C. Hanna took part in the LaDell-Caldwell concert in White- church on Monday evening last. -The 'Voter's List Court for the Town- ship of Morris will be held at Blyth, on Monday, October 12th, at 11 o'clock a. in. -Teeswater Fall fair will be held on October 7th and 8th. The directors have secured the 48th Highlanders Pipe Band for the occasion. -Teachers are remainded that the County of Huron Promotion Examina- tions will be held on October 22nd and 23rd. -Mrs. S. B. Fuller, of Woodstock, judge on horses here, purchased a team oof fine drive -g horses from Messrs. Currie Rintoul. c s a -The Huron County Council will des• 1 tribute this year over 83,000 as their share of the continuation grant to the schools of the county. -Brussels fall fair is being held on Thursday and Friday of this week and Blyth fall fair will be held on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. -W. J. Scott, who had the booth privilege at the fair grounds reports a good day's business. . He sold over 200 baskets of fruit. -The Eastern League baseball season closed on Saturday, Jersey city winning by the pennant. Toronto was within three points of being in second place. - OF - CHINA and CROCKERY AT WHOLESALE PRICES POR THIS WEEK ONLY AT T udho e s Grocery and Crockery Store Oppeeite,nk of Hamilton.� PisOne Se <010k. Deliv'er'y -The Directors of the Turnberry Agricultural Society will hold a meeting on Wednesday next, when business in connection with the recent fair will be The TDIEs and Family herald aid Weekly Star sent to any address until January 1st, 1904 for 25 cents. transacted. --A special meeting of Court Maitland, C. O. F. will be held on Friday evening Of this week. Several candidates are to be initiated and all members and re- quested to be present at this meeting. 0 " HORN. CS*NN1NonAM-1n Teeswater, on ssppt. 21st, tree wife of J. Harry Cunningham ; a daughter, i4NAictarrdi-Iu Cranbroolc on Sept. 24, the wife of George Sparling of a sou. srAIiI;Ival -The first regular meeting of the Young Ladies' Fortnightly Club will be held on Monday evening, October the fifty' at the the home of Mrs. (Dr.)Irwin. As matters relating to the work of the Club for the coming season will be dis- cussed a full attendance of the members is desired. MCAtAN-REDN'0A1tN-At Castle Memorial. Ball, McMaster University, Toronto, on Sept, 24th, by Rev, Chancellor Walract .M, A•. I.t, D.. L L D.. Rt'v. J. N. McLean, B, A., pastor of Wingham Baptist church, to Miss. M. W. Red - team, of Toronto. EDWARns-HAzr.Fwoo»--At Wroxeter, Sept, 23 by the. Rev. .7. H. Haaiewood, of Hamilton, Miss Annie Arletta, daughter of Mr. W, 0. i z,ct d to Mr. Charles Francis s FdwIrds, both of Wroxeter. WHIT1 -GaAY At the Methodist Personage, Brussels on Sept, 23, by Rev. 9,', W. Cosens,. Mr. Wm. Arthur White, of Tuckersmith, to Miss Mary Ethel Gray, of Morris. BitEEN-MITCHELL-1n Turnberry, at the horde of the h1 iclo's parents, on September 23rd, by Rev. W, 3. West, M. A. Bluevale, Mr, David Breen to Miss Sarah Mitchell, daughter of Mr. Andrew both ofTurnberry. DIET) ETT 10 re -Near Brandon, on Aug 22, Eliza Jane McCracken, beloved wife of William Ebi. ott, formerly of Morris township,aged 58 yenrs and 0 months, 19°Annarra-In Morris, on Sept. 17th Cor - lean, third daughter of Peter and Mrs, 1oAr- thur, aged,l5 years, 1 month and 21 days. 1VrnrEi-At Napanee, on Sept.�14, Thos. Winter, brother-in-law to R. McMurray of Morris, aged 133 years and 10 months. HowETa.-At Methodist parsonage, Hanover, on Sept. Lith, of heart failure, Raav, J. E. How- ell, M.A., formerly of Goderich, aged Q years. LEE -8i Hullett, ou Sept. 17th, Mrs. Thomas Lee, agod 77 years, 1 month 16 days. Mit ao-At Milverton on Sept. 13th, Miss Winifred Munro, aged 40 years, a sister of the late D. 0. Munro, formely of the TIMES. Boss --In Teh,water, .ou September 27th, Caroline Telford, relict of the late David Ross, formerly of Winghain, aged 71 years. Auction Sale Mr. John Diniont will sell his farm stock, implements, furniture, etc by pub- lic auction at lot 28 and 29, con. 1, Maris, near Bluevale on Saturday, Octaber 8rd, commencing at 1 o'clock. Everything to be sold as proprietor has rented his farm. See bills for particulars. A. Mc- Ewen, auctioneer. WALKER BROS. & BUTTON UNDERTAKERS. WINGHAM. Night galls at Button Block, or Fifth door south of School House, Shop op- posite Macdonald block. Come to Teeswater Fair. It is well known that Teeswa Fall Fair has been one of the best f not the best in the County of ,Bre e, and this year the Directors expe.. it to surpass all others ; the .'rize ' ist and the value of the prizes ha e een increased and a heavy addition t expense has been incur- red in engaging the celebrated 48th Highlander pipe band of Toronto for the last day of the Fair. A cordial invita- tion is extended to all to visit the Fair on October i th and 8th and we trust that they will not go away disappointed. Send to the Secretary for Prize List. J. Farquharson, Secretary, C. J. MAGUIRE ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT. Accounts, Rents and Notes Collected. Con- veyancing, done. OFFICE -In Vans tone Block. Open Saturday nights from 7 to 9 o'clocil, STRAY CATTL !'SAME onto the pre uses the undersigned, kJ lots 51 and 52, n scion 1, Turnberry, on or about the 20th r Jane, one red • heifer and one roan steer, L th rising two years old. Owner can have them by proving property and paying charges. Roue. Mor'rAi.T, Jamestown P. O. FARM FOR 8 THE undersigned o ` ers or sale or rent a choice 100 -acre ft 1 within 13 miles of Wingham. 85 acres el . •ed ; 15 acres of hard- wood bush. Bank barn 20 feet square, stone foundation all around ; also en implement house 18 x 20; house 18 x 26, small kitchen attached. Apply to LAWRENCE FYFE, Wingham P. 0. Times (flubbing Offers. The Tmnts has made arrangements with the publishers of the Montreal Weekly Herald whereby we are able to send this paper and the Weekly Herald to any address until January 1st, 1905 for 11.15. This is a good offer. Next week We will announce our usual fall and Winter clubbing rates. The TIMES can save you money on any of the city dai- lies or weeklies. Look for our announce- ment next week. We wish to add a large number of new names to our list before the end of this year. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that a co t will be hold pursuant to the Ontario Vote .' Lists Act, by His Honour, the Judge of th ,ormty Court of the County of Hur n, in tri souse of Daniel Geddes, Bel grave, 01 Fridnthe Oth clay of October, 1003, at 10 0' Ioo] in., to hear and determine the sever, c plaints of errors and omissions in the Vot List of the Municipal- ity of East Wawanos r for 1503. All persons having business at the Court are required to attend at the said tune and place. .East Wawanosh, Sept. 28111, 1003. P. PORTERFIELD, Clerk of East Wawanoshand constituted Clerk of Court. Death of Mrs.`Chowen. Before the family could be summoned to the bedside of their mother, the spark of life which made Agnes Bartlett, be- loved ve wife of Jas. G. Ch owen a living g soul ou earth, had flown to a better world on Saturday, Snpt. 19th. Mr. and Mrs. Obowen moved. to Clinton about three years ago, and have been respected residents of our town ever since. Mrs. Chowen for many years has beena suf- ferer frons stomach trouble, but added to this she contracted a cold two years ago which culminated in plourjsy and finally consumption, and daring this time she has battled hard against this tyranny of mankind, Besides her hos- band she leaves six boys and three girls to mourn the loss of , a loving mother. The above from the Clinton New Eva, refers to the death of the mother of Mr. X. Chowon, formerly of tower, and a niooe of Mrs. T. Bell and Miss A. Boyd, of toWvn. NOTICE=. 1903 THE LAT ST IN ILLI MISS OYD Thanksks the ladies o fown and sur- rounding countryfo their presence at her Millinery Disp.ay on Tuesday. The newest and 1 ost up to date goods will be fount here, and a cordial invitation is given to any who have not alrea y done so to inspect them. All orders for Fa Headwear will receiv careful attention. Notice is hereby given that a Court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Voters' List Act, by His Honour, the Judge of the County Court of the County of Huron, at the Town Hall in the said Town of Wingham on 13th and 14th days of October, 1003, at 10 o'clock a. m., to hear and determine the several complaints of errors and omissions in the Voters'List of the Munici- 1nlliity of the Town of Wingham for the year 11 0. All persons having busines4 at the Court are required to attend at the said time and place. • Dated, Clerk's Oflice.Wingham, Sept, 17, 1003. J. B. FERGUSON, Clerk of the said Town and Court. Thankingg the lad kindness in the past, the same for the futur 1 YORKSHI THE imclersigi his farm at oughbred Improve view Premier." L by R. F. Duck & S sire was Summe D. C. Platt S;, So Lakeview Daisy Terms, $1.11, ' of returnin FOR SERVICE 1 keep for service on alis Jnnetion, the thor- orkshire Boar,• "Lake- eview Premier was bred Port Credit, Ont. His Iaster, 4686, bred by ve. Ont. His dam, H.P. Duck & Son. en, with privilege Wingham P.O. and Winter prompt and s for their nd soliciting Yours ruly, MISS 13 YD. Mill 0558, brec time of ser G. DAVIDSQ Poultry Wanted. FAL MILLI ERY. To the Ladies I am now in the market to buy all kinds of Poultry. Will pay the highest cash price for good Chickens, either dead or alive. 5j;'c per pound for good fat Chickens, and 4c per pound for fat Hens, live weight. Don't deliver Dressed Poultry until after Oct. lst. Parties having Fowl to dispose of will do well to see me before selling. WM. ARMOUR. WINC#HAM. Notice to Creditors and Others. I desire to ex rens my thanks to the ladies of ingham and vi- cinity for their very generous favors in the pas , and also for their kindness i attending my millinery displa on Tuesday last. I am now read; orders, and can favor me with t that the very late in millinery will for early fall ssure all who eir patronage t and prettiest e found here: All orders willeceive prompt attention. Miss MacPherson, All 'departments of the The Canada Business College pursuant to the Revised Statutes of On 11 tarso, 1897 chapter 129, section 38, notice is hereby given that all creditors and other persons having claims against Catherine Smart Rogers, late of the Town of Wingham in the county of Huron, widow,deceased, who died on or about the twenty-fourth day of August, A. D., 1003, are required to send by post prepaid or deliver to E. W. Harding o the Town. o St. Marys in the County of Perth, Solicitor for Joseph Beavers and Clarence Freeman, the Exeeutors of the last Will and Testament of the said deceased, on or before the 24tH day of October, A. D. 1003, their full names, addresses and descriptions, and fill' particulars of their claims and the nature of the security (if any) held by them. And notice is hereby given that after the said last mentioned date, the Bald Executors will distribute the Assets of the said deceased aniongst the parties entitled thereto having regard only to those claims of winch notice shall have been given as above required. And that the said Executors will not be responsible for the Assets or any part thereof so distributed to any person of whose claini notice shall not have been received et the time of such distribu• tint, Datedthis 18th day of September A,i).1000. E. W. HAlnINO, S olioit5 for Marrys P 0., Ont. :!MN CORDOWI •IIMOMMOMMIV•r ♦ ♦: i S i ♦ ♦ ♦ i CHATIHAMI, ONT., now in full swing. Our opening day was nearly 25 per cent - ahead of our best previous record. Our super. for courses produce the results that count. 346 students placed in 11 months. All our grad- uates of last terns placed. Our call -register still shows a large number of positions offered us at $40 to $80 a month that we cannot fill. If yon are interested, write for handsome cata- logue to, D. MCLACHLAN & CO., Chatham, Ont. • ♦ •• ♦ •••• • • • • • Q Thanks Aurin Day Thursday, Oct. 15,'03 SINGLE PARE for the ROUND TRIP between all stations in Canada including De- troit and Port Huron Mich.; also to, but not from, Buffalo, Black Rock, Suspension Bridge and Niagara Falls, N.Y. Ticketsood going October 14th and 15th. Valid returning on or before Monday, Oct. 10. Special Colonist One - Way • Excursion Tickets 4 2 • • •♦ r ♦ • • 0 • Already we have many evidences of an active business campaign in every department of this growing concern. Shipments of new Dress Goods, new Suitings new Silks, Velvets and Trimmings, new Ready-to-wear Garments, new fancy Cloaks and Furs, and in fact new everything the fashionably gowned woman will require for the autumnot1903 are here awaiting your approval, r aVa1, To see the new things will be to admire them ; to admire will be to buy, We want you to feel that this is your store -the doors are open -the windows invite you. We want you to look upon this store, not so much asa private enterprise, but as a public institution sup- ported by your patronage, which is the more reason why it should be as free to look around and enjoy as any public edifice. For the coming season we can assure you that all our ability, energy and eflbrt will bo directly focused on the best methods to merit a continuance of your confidence and good will so generously extended to us since we began to cater to your individual needs and ♦ ••♦ • • • • • • • ♦ • ♦• wishes. • ��. •.. • •. • •0 ♦ • P. S. -You will. find every article in store marked• ••plainfigures.• in ♦00000000♦00♦0000000000000 ♦0♦o,O♦Oo♦♦0.0,•0,0♦♦O♦••$ DIRECT IMPORTER. Now on sale to points in British Columbia Montana, Utah, Idaho, Oregon, Colorado and California. Hunting Season vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvVVYYTNvr vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvVYVVyYVY 0 Apply to Agents or write to 3. D. McDonald, District Passenger Agent, Toronto, for illus- trated pamphlet entitled "Haunts of Fish and Game.' For tickets and all information apply to agents. L• HAROLD. Agent, Wingham. ANNUAL WESTERN EXCURSIONS e ha ► ► ► Return tickets to St. Paul and Minne- apolis, Minn., via. North flay, 82$.40, Sept. 24th, 2uth. 20th; via Owen Sound .and Upper Lakes on Sept. 24th and 20th 822 40 Single Fare for Round Trip To Detroit, Day City, Grand Rapids, Saginaw, Miert., Chicago, 111,, Cincinnati, Cleveland, eeiutnbna, Dayton, Ohio tndianapells, Ind. Tickets good going Sept. 24th, 26th and .6th, valid for return until Octe. bet' 12th, 1903; from all stations Toronto to Windsor, including branches. ''iekets and fullrticulars from your nearest Canadian Pacific Agent. A. H. Nt4TMAN, Assistant 'General 1 King St. E, 'assenger Agent t, Toronto v. p. ► i ► ► ► v. v. v- 0" 0" The Furniture Store opposite the Post Office. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA 4 r1. :l ®•a, 4 FURNITURE • for any room in the house, 4` in different kinds of wood, all well made and well finished. Prices as low as can be had. a: Curtain Poles in all shades. Picture Framing promptly attended to. You are cordially invited to look through stock before purchasing' furniture elsewhere. WALKER BROS. & BUTTON Furniture and Undertaking. 4 a 4 our 4; .•. a. 4: .4 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A JUST . RECEIVED: a large shipment of carbon Paint Used for Metallic, Roofs, Barns, Stables and Fences. 75c to 90c per gallon according to color Guaranteed for six years. Try it. It will pay you, at, The Meat You Order from us will be delivered promptly andou will always a ways find it of the best quality. Boasts of Beef, Veal, Laiub and Pork. Steaks, Chops, Soup Bones, Boiling Pieces. Highest prices paid for Hide • and Skins. We are also prepared to pay the highest prices for all kinds of Poultry. We thank our customers for their liberal patronage in the past, and will give satisfaction to all who favor us with their orders. FELLS & MITCHELL. FISHLEIGH'S HARDWARE STORE Opposite Skating Rink. Smith & Pethiek's old stand. per cent 8to 14 percent Why leave money i the bank at 3 per cent. ' en you can get from 8 er cent. to 24 per cent. upon it ? We have a number of exceptionally safe investments that will pay the above amounts. At the same time your investment is - guar- anteed g anteed against kiss. A postal will bring full par- ticulars. F, RICHARD PERKINS' eb2 ralrnereton Ave., From centre to crust ° The Market Bakery Bread is perfection itself. White, light, sweet centre; rich, brown, short crust. Mixed, molded, ed, 'bas ed and delivered in just the way to win your approval. ALL KINDS OF PASTRY WEDDING CAKES A SPECIALTY We have all the Iatest maohin- pry, and there is no need of sending td the city for your bread or pastry. D, LOUGHEED Opposite Pressvterian. Church,