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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1903-11-12, Page 1WINGHAM rl1 VL XXXIL--NO, 1657, WINGRAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1903. ri SiA'YEAR IN A) VANcE i SIGN OF THE BIB BEAR 'There's Satisfaction in 11omuth's Giothes \for Men. Not just because they've that smart and "attractive appear- ance, but for the reason they've all the elegance of fashion —in fact all the elegance of the best to -measure clothes. We have to -day the largest variety of exclusive styles in the history of this store—you'll admit it after an inspection, Snits that none but the very best tailors can equal, elegantly tailored .garments of fine im. ported dark mixed fabrios— sriigle breasted sank style— they show at every turn the master tailor's hand. Prices $15, $16, $18, $20, $22 to $40. A Word About Underwear.— The season is right for the changing of Underwear, and this store is rightly prepared to supply the wants of the season for men. Men's heavy Shirts and Draw- ers, of wool and of fleece lined, at prices 60o, 75c, 900, $1.00 and $1.25 each. IN NECKWEAR we always have the newest designs and patterns. IN -COLLARS our -stock is always fillednewest n shapes, "11 with all the sizes from 12g to 17%. lt•iN HATS AND CAPS we always • lead the style, and anyone buy- ing a Hat or Cap from us can feel assured that it is right up to the minute. iornuth Bros1 MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No. 25 Victoria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required. boMINIoN BANK WINGHAM Capital paid up, $ 2,980,000 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $ 3,330 000 Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts ~old on all points in Canada, the United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards, and added to principal 30th June and 31st December each year. A. E. GIBSON, Manager. B. Vanstone, Solicitor. BANK OF HAMILTON WINCHAM. tiapital paid up, $2,000,000.00. Reserve Fund, $1,'700,000.00. Total Assets, $22,000,000. ' President— EoN. Wis. GI ,soN. ( Vice -President and General Manager —J. Tuaicnutr,. DIREC'1'ORS George Roach, Sohn Praetor, A. B. Lee, John S. Hendrie, Geo. Rutherford. 1 Assistant General Manager—H. S, STEVEN. Inspector—H, M. WATSON. Sailinggs Hank—Roars 10• to s; Ssturting, 10 Jetta aallowed, an$1 d computed enr received. No- .cher and 31st May each year and added to Pdpoipal. . ibeiel Depotit8 also received at ourrelit ilk of interest. ,1afte en Great Britain and the 'United Mabee Bonght and sold, Tra'vellere are notified that the Mink of Ham- ilton and its Branehea issue Mettler hates of iJHational Pro inial Bank of England, Limited, 'which Can be °Wiled without charge oil trou- ble In any part of the world. i; ` t. CORi1OtXi,D, Agent (111CS1NBON & ROi,1111H1S, Solicitors. d• UNO Wheat Crisps Most easily digested food in the wore One package will oo•evince you. Good For Healthy 1 epple—Starch food constitutes a large part of the aliment of every one. Uno wheat Crisps is the Whole Wheat, including the Starches, Mineral Matter, Proteids and fats. It is, therefore, highly nutritious and sustaining to the strong and healthy. Just The Thing For Sick People—When the digestive. organs are weakened and un- able to cope witn ordinary starch foods, the remedy is, hot to starve the stomach, but to supply food which does not become a burden, Uno Wheat Crisps is ,delicate enough for the weakest stomach and must not be confounded with the anany crude so-called malted foods recommended for such condition. Under its regular use the enfeebled organs aro stimulated to healthy recovery. Food For the Little Ones—Even in healthy children the digestive functions are not fully developed, yet everyone knows that proportion of starchy food is beneficial children, provided, it is easily digest Any child will thrive on Uno Wheat Oris as it does not tax the digestive organs, b will, in fact, stimulate their healthy deve opment. r Greer's Shoes and Rubbers. Sale of Far Wm. Wray of B farm, property, con laud situated on th to Robt. Maguire o same township. Th 0 pril next. Th properties in Morr• chaser is to be con such a valuable Real Estate Agen chaser, negotiate Property, grave has sold his sting of 150 acres of 3rd line of Morris, the 1st line of the purchased 00 was Hire gets possession is one of the finest Tp„ and the pun ratulated on securing m. C. J. Maguire, , brother of the par - the sale. General servat girl wanted. Apply to Mrs. R. H. t► owder, Frances street. R. A. Hutchison GROCERIES AND CROCKERY Prompt Delivery. - Phone 59; Who Wants a Farm ? I have over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands for sale, in 50, 75, 100, 160 and 200 acres, lots in Kinloss, Greenock. Bruce, Kincardine, Huron and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms. Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song. Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con- nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap. A hotel doing good business for sale cheap. Also a wagonshop. Aeneral store With large trade, live village. Alsoga large amount of money to loan at a Per cent, For further par- ticulars apply to J. A. MaoKENGIE, insurance Agent, Holyrood. Cash for your Real Estate It is my business to find that other man for you, and my methods will do it in the shortest possible Mane. If you find a buyer before I do you will owe me no commission. I Cannot sell a property at a ridiculously fancy price: I will not try. If ycu have anything to sell, let ane handle it for you. Write or call at pude for terms and and full particulars• • . . • ,Tust`a wordto the lle-SV.^,, '.ti (oliltiVer.;.,,1i"-- [ive a look at what -I have to off el: yeti'teforo you buy. I have just the property yea want. CLYME NAGUIRE, Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent. OvrroE—Vanstone block, Wingham. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Campbell's Headache Wafers guar teed to cure headache. ,. Good Mr. Wm. !tied, 1 doing some good w recently he threshe for Messrs. Gilmor in nice hours and ie's farm on the threshed three hun at the rate of thre Mr. Reid is in the ers in this section. hreshing. he thresher has been rk lately. One day 1600 bushels of grain Bros., of Turnberry t Mr. Andrew Hard - same concession ho red bushels of barley bushels per minute. ront rank of thresh- STOVES—All kinds, at bargain prices, as we need money and must sell stoves. Call and see what we have. A. YOUNG & SON. To Our Cc Our district now abundant lately a it, and we would li to gather up the n only a few items, We ask this as a s as the cool weathe rush is about over few personal or so have no stationery will forward it to y respondents has has not been as we would like to see e our correspondents ws each week, if it is and send them in. eclat request. Now is with us, and the here is sure to be a ial events. If you end us word and we u. Fon SALE—Good frame house and stable, five acres of land, a large quanti- ty of fruit and shade trees, nice location. To be sold at once. Apply to, 0. J. MAGUIRE, Real Eetate Agt. A boon to the afflicted: he is coming again, T. P. Smith, Eye Specialist, will be in Wingham at Colin A Campbell's drug store on Thursday, November 19th, "one day only." If you have any de- fect in your eyesight it will pay you to call and see him. Examination free. Call early and avoid the rush. The Scot ‘i`he concert givei oh Friday evening{ Concert Co., of under the auspices Guild was fairly concert was prong attended as one Wingham this seas are high class artis nett sang the Sco pleasing manner a was clear and disi singing that is very number of artists. is a pleasing singe accompanist. Miss violin polos were Ver the audience. The views of Scotish sot We have ever seen sh h Concert. i in the opera house last by the Scotch berdeen, Scotland, of the Westminster well attended, The need by 1 many who f the best held in pn. The three ladies . Miss Mary Bur- h songs hi a very td her enunciation net, a feature in inch neglected by a iss Nellie Malcolm and a splendid Jennie Thornaon's much enjoyed by oving pictures and ry were the best wn in Winghatit. The -w Salt Well. The people of '. Ingham and vicinity will be pleased •o learn that Mr. F. G. Sperling has b=en successful in striking brine in t ell he has been drilling. h first signs of salt were se: on ride last when the drillers had reached depth of 936 feet. Work has been cont need since that time. so hat the well 'lay bo deep euough to en- sure a Contin ius flow of brine. The salt works wil be put in operation as soon as the ne essary repairs have been made. Council .rs and Trustees. The time wil soon be at hand when Wingham rate • ayers will be called up to select a Mayor, Councillors and School Trustees for th year 1904. We have not yet heard a y names mentioned iii connection wit these positions. The ratepayers shou d make it a point to see that the best in n available are selected for these positi, , s. The retiring School Trustees this ye'.r will be Messrs. Thos. Abraham, Wm. Moore, H. Kerr and C. N. Griffin. 0 • ng to the removal of Mr. Wm. Butt• to Toronto, it will be necessary to ale • t two School Trustees in ward four. Snap at Crow Eer,'s .T'wenty-five pairs cents, worth 75 Boys Tweed Pa t Dents, "_ FOR SALE—An up-to-date new two- storey brick house in a fine location. Apply at once to, C. J. MAGUIRE, Real Estate Agt. The Rot seems to all products of ti season, and the „ to s immense. 'fipplG• e, btttttle'p Tile the el crops will consequ prices high. The 1 ongst potatoes ha largest. Farmers pose of large quan hense their tubers cellars. Turnips ed, and one of the mers is authority fully half his turn gun to decay. 0 excepting this ye collect a time whe frig in the field in t lack Rot. lave attacked .mostly field and tree this :. es entailec b it,are nears, turnips and of sufferers, and the tly be short and the ss caused by rot im- probably been the are unable to dis• ties at a time, and are rotting in their ave also been attack- ost successful far - r the statFment that s have already be - pioneers say that, r, they cannot re - turnips began decay - e fall of the year. Removed o Mr. John Hum wife and family to day morning. By will lose one of the of this village, and will lose very cons members. For tw and Mrs. Humbers dents of Ripley, a they have assisted cially in promotin our citizens. Mr. employer of labor through his effort Ripley Flax Co. w built some beautif lage, which remelt enterprise. The adies' Aid of the Methodist church p osented Mrs. Hum- berstone with ahem tiful silver cake dish Wingham. erstone moved his Wingham on Tues - his change Ripley ioueers and pillars the Methodist church stent and energetic my -seven years Mr. one have been resi- during this period socially and finan- the best intrests of has been a large and it was largely and capital that the s organized. He has 1 houses in the vrl- as monuments of his as a slight recogni rendered the church five years. The the Ripley circuit, appointments, prese stone with a beautif as a recognition of t rendered in starting years ago and servi fully for nineteen y Mr. Humberstone ro prise on Monday eve berg of Ripley Lodg sented him with a collar; inany kind w pressed es to Bro. H fulness as anOddfell as a Citizen. Genera pressed at his rein wishes for himself go out from the me Lodge and all citizen surrounding country on of the services for over twenty- narterly Board of behalf of all the ted Mr. Humber - 1 gold -headed Cane, ie faithful services the church many the Board so faith - re as Rec.Steward. lived another sur- ing when the mem- 1. O. 0. II., pre - beautiful P. G's. •ds Were also ex- beratone's faith - and his integrity regret was alsoex- al, and the best d estimable lady ers Of L 0, 0. P. of the village and Ripley Express, Sure Hu band. is Safe. The following i m appeared in both London, papers of quday last: ---"Mrs, Leonidas /lubber , jun., writes from, Wingham that s does not credit the report that her h eband has been lost in Labrador. She s ys that a letter from, hint is pot due un it November 15 or Dek' camber 1, and th his failure to arrive!' at Newfoundland )quid not be taken as eyidence ho is los because be did not intend to return that route unless circ oumstances com lied hire. Mr. Hub- bard is the assist nt editor of Opting," WANTED—Fresh eggs 20o.—Packed eggs 10c.; also. fowl (nudrawn), dried apples and butter. Our stock of dress goods, silks, fuis etc, is not eltcelled, GEO, E. KING, Fine The Family He Montreal, now of ams than ever to Pal oolored pictn and "Hard to Chc map of the Domir inches, and also, special map of th resides, or one of lives there. We tioned paper wit the Thins to any one year, bale Subscribe now. remtums• ald and Weekly Star, rs even finer premi- ibscribers, the beauti- s, "Heart Broken" se," a large colored on of Canada, 22x28 each subscriber, a Province in which he Che United States if he 11 send the above men - pictures and maps,and ddress for $1.75 for e of this', year free. t— Dr. Butler of London will be at Queen's Hotel, Wingham on Thursday and Friday, November 26.27th, for treatment of diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Eyes tested and glasses supplied. Home Missions unc Rev. C. J. Cameron' will give an address on next Friday evening Church, begining at address will be illustrate tiful lime -light views colored) representing Ontario, in the Otta around college halls. represented showing som tiet preachers of America tai r r "' vie% ,a li< is bribing the chnroh in the remarkable revivals. C fray expenses. r Lime -Light. B. A., B. Th., Some Missions, in the Baptist o'clock. The with 140 beau - any of them enes in New Valley and !tures will be 3 notable Bap - and Great Bri- a esc.0 sde forest and some llection to de- FlInGi1. Have you heard of this new game ? It will be more popular than Ping Fong. Hundreds are playing i t. W e have -a large stock. Our special price, incluliug postage, 45c - ORDER A't ONCE. W.1. F. Mallagh Bookseller and Stationer BRANTFORD, - CANADA. WHY WE SELL TheIma Because we believe it is ono of the finest perfumes we can get. Because everyone who tries it buys it again, Because we are here to sell good things in the drug line,aud people come expecting to find the best, whatever it may be. So when they ask ne for perfume we show them a good line of choice odors —and " THELMA," the finest of all. May we show yen "THELMA?" Walton McKibbon DRUGGIST Next door to post office. See J, Button & Co's Boots and Shoes A Well-Sati Fletcher & Streu seated ghat ever pp chant of Venice," ieuce in the Wingh Monday evening, w ham in the leading Lowering as "Po lfrotighout= was 'vwe eat members taken creditably. Mr. Bi his prosession, and sentation of "Sliylo him to a place in th adieu actors, He i Wingham audience safe in saying that I will always be atten results. ted Audience. Ch's Company pre - alar play, "The Mer - a large-sized aud- m Opera mouse on th Mr. Elmer Buff - pie, and Miss,. Anna tie."'" The play 'oft on, the differ. their parts very hang is an artist in is admirable regre- t" certainly entilles front rank of Can - no stranger to a and one would feel s appearance here ed with satisfactory MONEY TO LOAN lit 432 per cent. on easy terms of repayment. Apply to A Dnlmage, Kent Block, Wingham. STOVES.—Wood stoves, coal stoves, ranges, and everything you may require in the stove liue, both new and second hand, at prices that will surprize you. A. You NG & SON. Wingham Cu lers Organize, The Wingham 0 • ling Clab bas been re -organized for th season of 1903.04, with the following fiicers:— Hon. President— President—Thos. Vice-President— Secretary—A. J. Treasurer—F. P Committee of Holmes, V. Vanno ford, H. Jeffrey an Rink Committee Messrs. Knechtel a r. Macdonald M. P. Bell. . Vanstone. ldersou. terson. Management—D. an, A M. Craw - L. W. Hanson. The President and d Vannorman. At the meeting o, Tuesday evening, it was decided that t e club join the Ont- ario Carling Associa on. The member- ship fee for the c ming season was placed at $2.00. By arrangement, the curlers are to have t e use of the rink on Monday, \Vedn•sday and Friday evenings of each we r, with the exeep tion of the second ' ednesday in each mouth. An effort 11 be made to have; Wingham made the onvening point f thio district in the "astern Association. Messrs. F. Paterson nd Tames Cochran 'tv4c'eteebri a:1 nil:e :. of,tele,..."reariir' gatne," who have al ays taken au ac- tive interest iu the c ab, were made hon- orary members for the season. Ships were elected as foil ; ws; —C. N. Griffin, A. J. Alderson, V. annorman, F. Pat- erson, D. Holmes i'nd T. Bell. Pros. peas are bright for successful season for the local club in this popular Scotch game. FARM WANTED— at once, for cash, a 100 acres, not more from town; with g and well watered. 195, Winghana. Dr. Bethune has r store, Josephine stre tison's grocery, oposite the Chinese laundry, where he vs to attend patients, fi country, at all hours vvered at the Nation anted to purchase. rst-class farm of d• buildings, etc., pply to P. 0. Box oved to the brick t, next door to Pat- 11 be found ready m either town or , Night calls ans. Hotel, after eleven Death of Eli Fleming. ing, Patrick street ha been made sad by the death on Wednes y evening of last week of their eldest s n, John Eli Flem- ing, aged 19 years. he young man had been in poor health f r some months, and gradually grew we ker until the end came. Mr. and Mr . Fleming will have the sympathy of the r many friends in their time of berme ment. The funeral took place on Pride afternoon to the Lucknow cemetery. The young mau was a raember of th Independent Fares. ters and members of he Order attended the funeral in a bode , and also a number of the St. Andrew's rotherhood of the Church of England. The procession was headed by the Wing m band—of which deceased had been member—to the outskirts of the town nd music appro- priate to the occasi n was rendered. The pallbearers we Messrs. Fred. Stricker, Jas. IL Ker and Ed. Nash, members of St. Andr w's Brotherhood of the Church of Engl nd, and Messrs. John McNevin, Fra Cody aud M. Pearen. When Luck ow was reached metabers of the Luekn w Foresters join- ed in the procession. e . Wm. Lowe conducted the service at the house and grave. Mr. and Mrs. Flemi their thanks to the in esters and St. Andrew the many kindnesse their beretivement au of kindness to the tie wish to thank the citi for many aets of kind bers of the band for ill ig wish to tender bers of the For - Brotherhood for shown them in so the many acts med. 'I'hey also ens of Wingham ess and the mein - kindly furnishing MUNICIPAL E CTRIO L.IGHT By -Law carried on. Majo The property 0 ham on Tuesday by t ered the Town Couu plant, machinery, etc Eleciric Light Co. good one, nearly the beiug polled, which s payers are heartily in ownership of public be pleasiug to the To that the by-law ha approved by the prop vote in the different OK6:^ Ward 1 Ward '2 Ward 3 Ward 4 uesday by largee nere of Wiog- eir votes empow- 1 to ;purchase the rota the Wiughani e vote was a very tal available vote owl that the rate - livor of municipal anchises. It will it Commit to find been so heartily rty-owners. The vard was as foll- 'or Against , ,4 8 6 8 4 15 9 25 33 56 177. ill meet on Mon - ally pass the by - hat the plant will own. Now that rried by the people the town to run that will give en- we Majority for by-laN The Town Connell day evening next to law and shortly after be transferred to the the by-law has been c it will be in order fo the plant in a manne tire satisfaction, and there should be an this. Many proper for the by-law ar street lighting serv council will do tnis at as early a date R. C. P. specialist, eye, ear, nose and throat, will be iu Wingham, at Camp- bell's drug store, Monday, Nov. 30th. Glasses properly filed. STOVES.—Call and see our ardeortment of stoves and get our priees. We have a large stock on hand and will sell them at a very low price. „Wingham Lady oing to Japan. Miss A. Caroline Wingham, was app tary of the Young Association, mad w acdonald, B A., of nted Foreign Seem - omen's Christian go to Japan. This yonntaacier is the - ;handed daughter of Dr. P. Macdonald, and she pre- fers the work she is ngaged in to that of any other. She i au expert in math- ematics, haying NVO the Blake schola.- ship at Toronto Un'versity, and some time ago she was ered a position in the Finance Depar ment,at Ottawa at $800 a year,unkno% n to her father and without his influen e,bnt she declined it, preferring to folio her work in connec- tion with the Y. W. C. A.—Clinton New Era: Forty pairs f neen's Tweed Pants, $1.15, worth 'at Crowder's. land, Graduate of London, New York and Chicago. Diseases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, will be at the Queen's Hotel, Wingham, 4th Wednes- day in each month. Hours from 2 to EVERY BOX OF *Douglass' Dyspepsia Tablets are guaranteed to give sat- isfaction in all forms of stomach troubles—or money D OU GLASS The Druggist. have room for two students in Get the hst---It Rays, CENTRAL6, BEST PLACE IN CANADA for securing a thorough business education or a superior shorthand training. Our graduates are always sueeessful. in getting. pesitions. THIS SCHOOL INVARIABLY GIVES ITS STUDENTS MORE THAN THEY EXPECT. Write fpr catalogue. Enter this month if possible. W. J. ELLIOTT A good house to rent. Bird and soft water and a good berm Apply to F. G. Richard McKee Glory Whalen of son of a onedegge as a vagrant. aria now being is. Herald and Wee the only map in new Alaskan bo a most complete every home in Ca three valuable pr great paper this f Comher believes he e murderer of little llingwood in the per - colored mutt arrested e Da mini on of Can - tied by The Family y St r of Montreal is ist to show the idary. It is said to be ap. and should be in ada. It is only one of buns given with that 10 Your Fall Sh es We hope we shall have the pleasure of selling them to you. The best Shoes we know anything about are here. The Shoes we sell are Shoes with an established reputation That's what you may expect to get if you come here for your Fall Shoes. The leathers in our Shoes hove been tested, and our styles are such as fashion says tnust be worn. Long wearing --Good looking—Stylish Shoes at prices a little lower than most stores ask, is what we aim to give, and do give our patrons. We have lines of Shoes Shoe is worth its price. W. J. GREER Nonon . —The question is ; Hew ean The Shoe Man, Robt. McItidoo loan his money so cheap ta- We do repairing end do it right. Bring along your Shoes. Oil 110$613 and mortgages? Call and See.