The Wingham Times, 1903-11-26, Page 1VOL, XXXIL—ATo, 1659.
SIGN OF THE BIG BEAR
There's
Satisfaction
llorouth's
Giothes
for Men.
Not just because they've that
smart and attractive appear-
ance, but for that reason they've
all the elegenco of fashion—ha
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'11
admit it after an inspection,
Snits that none but the very
best tailors oan equal, elegantly
tailored garments of fine im-
ported dark mixed fabrics --
single breasted sack 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
n£ Underwear, and this store
is rightly*prepared to supply
the wants of the season for men,
Men's heavy Shirts and Draw -
ere, of wool and of fleece lined,
at prices 50c, 75c, 90o, $1.00
and $1.25 each,
IN NECKWEAR we always have
the newest designs and patterns.
IN COLLARS our stock is always
filled with all the newest shapes,
sizes from 123 to 17;6..
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.
Homuth Bros.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by FRANK PATABSON, No. 28 victoria
street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required,
DOMINION BANK
WINORAM
Capital paid up, $ 2,980,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $3,330,000
Farmers' Notes disconnted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest
allowed ou deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added toprincipa130th. June and 81st
December each year.
A. I, GIBSON, Manager.
It Vanstonet Solicitor,
BANK or HAMILTON
WINCNAM.
Capital paid up, $2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, $1,700.000 -00 -
Total Assets,
1,700,000.00.TotalAssets, $22,000,000.
President-- B'o;<r.Wisr. arrisoir.
Vice -President and
general Manager —r, Tentinton,
DIRECTORS
George Roach, dohs Proctor, A. B. Lee
John S. Hondrio, Geo. iiutherford. `
.Assistant{%neral Menagora-f, S. STEvsn.
Inspector—TI. M.WATsON.
-att.ia a Batik --Hour# 10 to 8• Saturdity, ie
tel. p% eeita of $1 and upward received.
serest all�otved, And computed ors the 80th No-
vember and Blst May each year and added to
principal.
eiviceiia xieposits also received at current
tette .if interest.
-balite ott Greet Britdizl and the united
States Bought and sold.
'rrittiit r�sthnlarao3i ads Branches Circular Rtt f
Wcnele1eaotehab(ashd w! eat ehargeroii.
be in *AY part of the *arid.
. XOK1j oN Uvz,1t110, o 'torrt,ear
R. A. Hutchison'
GROCERY AND CROCKERY
STORE
is the best place to buy all of
your goods for baiting purposes,
as you can rely on them being
fresh,of best quality proonrable,
and the price no higher than
you have to pay for inferior
goods,
--New Raisins
—New Dates
—New Figs
—New Mince Meat
-New Crosse ;FG Rlaokswell's
Peels
—New Shelled Walnuts
—New Shelled Almonds
in fact everything you can went-
ion for Xmas trade.
R. A, Hutchison
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY
Prompt Delivery, - Phone 59.
Who Wang a Farm ?
for sale, in 80, 755,,e10, acres0 and 200 acres,1ots in
Kinloss, Greenock, Bruce, Kincardine Huron
andgAshfield Townships. Good lands with
Also buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms.
Also a good
sawmill
shopa(dw almost
in
con-
nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for sale cheap.
Also a wngonshop. A general store with large
trade, live village. Also a large amount of
money to loan at a per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
Insurance ACentt,, H 1yrood.
C
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 time. If you find a buyer before 1 do
you will owe me no commission, I cannot sell
a property at a ridiculously fancy price ' Twill
not try, I1 you have anything to sell, let me
handle it for you. Write or pall at once for
terms and and full particulars. yy
a look at what I hto ave to offer youilbeforeyou
buy. I have just the property you want.
=ME MAGTJIRE,
Real Estate and Business Transfer .Agent.
Orrioia—Vanstono block, Wingham.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
Institute eetings.
The supplements Ineetings of the
West Huron Farm s' Institute will be
held at Londesbor un December 1st;
Belgrave, Decemb r 2nd; St. Helens,
December 3rd; H mesville, December
4th. The delegate will be Dr. II. G.
Reed, V. S., of G rgetown, and Mr.
J. H. Smith, of ngbank. See advt.
in another oolumn or list of subjects to
be discussed at th se meetings.
STOVES.—Call and see our assortment
of stoves and get our prices. We have
a large stock on hand and will sell them
at a very low price.
A. YOUNG & SON.
I. O. O.
At the regular
Lodge, I. O. 0, F
last, the folfowin
P. G., A. J. Al
Elder; 'V. G., J.
T. J. Elliott; Re
Treas., H. B. EIl'
be installed at th
ary. The lodge i
from the Grand
the end of next m
F. Officers.
eating of Maitland
on Thursday evening
officers were elected:
erson; N. G. Bohn
. McEwen; Fin -Seo;
-See., J. F. Groves;
tt. ' The officers will
first meeting in Jann.-
arranging for a visit
ster for some time at
nth.
Dr. Ovens of London, M.R. C. S. L.
R. C. P. specialist, eye, ear, nose and
throat, will be in Wingham, at Camp-
bell's drug store, Monday, Nov, 30th.
Glasses properly feted,
Sudden Deh at St. Helens.
The citizens of St. Helens were terr-
ibly shocked on Wednesday morning,
Nov. 18th, to le rti of the deatt, of
Jas, Todd, a your: man of 23 years, and
son of Mr.Thom: Todd, of that village
and brother of s rs, D. E. MoDonald,
of Wingham. T. deceased young man
had only returned bout a week ago from
Manitoba, where .o had spent a few
months, and appered to be in the best
of spirits and goo, health. He retired
to bed as usual o Tuesday night, in
company with a yo • ng niazx named Thos.
Pennell, who is e . ldyed at Ur. Todd's,
and nothing tvas k . own of his death
till the boys were • ed on 'Wednesday
morning. The yo. ' g man was highly
esteemed in the co • znnnity and bis sad-
den death is a so' -e e blow to his Wear'.
ed parents and fa• fly, and to theta is
extended the ea :st sympathy of the
Whole section. . e funeral took peace
to the Dttttganna• cemetery on Friday
aftertioonz,
MOAN, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26,, 1901
Wear Greer's Shaer and Rtlhhore.1SHORT SESSION OF COUNCIL
Improving Si
In the current n
adieu Forester, T
Seorotary of the
many of our reado
tion performed on
leg I
waaamputate
operation was re
for three weeks
give more or less
duties, and he is 1
a complete rester
are giving him ad
by.
ce Operation.
tuber of The Cans
SS White, the nigh
der, well-known to
, tells of the opera -
m, by which his right
. He says y that the
arkable in its results,
ter It he was able to
ttention to his official
king forward to ouch
time that his hopes
d strength as days go
A good house to rent. Hard and soft
water and a good barn. Apply to F. G.
Sperling,
In Splendi
The many friends o
formerly with Mr. G
ham, will be pleased.
now comfortably sett
Assa., where lie has
store. He Iikes the
pects are good. The
a week, as yet, but h
goes iu there in a de
Wingham in a se
while here very ably
of the wit of the Be
es to be remembered
May success attend
WANTEn—Carload
Xmas trade, Fresh Es
pies and fowl wanted.
Isolation.
Mr, 3, J. Sullivan,
E. King, Wing -
learn that he is
d in Esterhazy,
pened a general
ace, and the pros -
get only one mail
says more wheat
than we see in
nn. Mr. Sullivan
filled the position
er block, and wish.
o bis many friends.
ou, Jacky
Iarge onions, for
0o, Dried Ap-
GEO. E. RING.
Whotesa
In the very nea
wholesale grocery
be conducted in W
managment of Tu
the past five year
ently indentifie'd w
nese in this city.
pally has already
Mossrs, George H.
hope as the princip
capital stock of ti
$39,000.. The H.
to above is a forme
ham, having recen
business here and
The TlnEs wishes
new business.
le
r
e
0
dho
rs h
ith
A
b
an
al
1e
r
tl
m
h
Grocery,
ture an extensive
tablishment is to
stools under the
e Bros., who for
ve been prontiu-
the grocery busi-
joint btook com-
en formed with
Herbert M. Ted-
hareholders. The
All accounts due to
firm of Elliott & Kiu
by the first of Deo
fettled at my foimer
3.
Sudden death p
The, many friends
Leggett were shock
sudden death on W
of last week. Dece
of the late Wm. H.
berry, and on the d
visiting with her sist
in East Wawanosh.
planted of feeling
away without the le
Leggett had been a
failure for some few
past few months had
health. She leave
to mourn her death.
place on Seturday a
late residence on Ca
Wingham cemetery,
myself or to the
are to be settled
mber. I can be
office on Minnie
Mrs. Leggett.
of Mrs, Andresv
d to hear of her
dnesday afternoon
sed was a daughter
beelens, of Turn.
of her death was
r, Mrs. John Currie
She had not cone-
roa-ell and passed
st warning. Mrs.
ufferer from heart
years, but for the
been enjoying good
rs and two brothers
The funeral took
ternoon from her
erine street to the
Men's wool fleece la' s and drawers
all sizes, 00c a Suit t Orowder's,
Motinv TO LOAN* at tete per cent. On
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A.
Dunnage, Kent Blook, WIngham,
Old Reside s of Huron
Without any gee ion the oIdeat resi-
dents of Clinton are Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Dinsley. n Sunday next Mr.
Dinsley will reach s 88th birthday, and
his partner wfll be on the lst of Jae -
nary. They came t what is now Clin-
ton, on Oct 20, 1850, end have therefore
resided in this local ty for 63 years. At
that dale there Ave not a house here to
live in, arid they to k up their residence
at what used to b Cook's after-
wards- sectuitg 10 acres Of land, from
vehisth Dinah*, Te ace is now a part.
For three Years he ept a hotel et Bridge-
water, now Rohn subsequeutly
movieg to town, here they have re.
sided ever gime. hey have lived to -
other for 63 yeers ted had good old.
fashioned family f 18 ehildren. Mt.
:Myth and Londesb ro, starting the lat.
ter village. Roth shoWing the effects
of advanced age, y their friends hope
they may be apare. tet years to come.
Oise dinightet, Mitt arthreremains With
thent, the Other rue bers of the family,
eXoept Mrs. N. tob on, or town, all be.
States. The above
ew Era 1,efers to
lamas of Clinton,
to many of o0
Dintiley the
n Dinsley of 4'0
tole in the Western
highly eetettnied re
who are well kno
parents of the late a
Waterworks
milted at dermar
lowers of DQwi
of Town
To Be Sub•
SleetiQn—F'ot-
Refesed use
all.
The Town Council s et in the clerk's
office enMondeymei g, as per edjouru•
meat of rt week previa s. A11 the mem-
bers were present, wit Mayor Venstoue
in the chair.
The question of sub itting a by -lawn
for the construction of ' aterworks and
sewerage systems in th town was dis-
cussed, 'The clerk rea a revised estim-
ate from Engineer Da v of Berlin of the
cost of the systems as p oposecI Award-
ing to the estimates, a total amount
required for the systeis $35.000. A
by-law to authorize the sauoof deben-
tures to the above amo ntfor the pur-
poses of improving a extending the
waterworks system, an for the putting
in of a trunk sewer an - sewage disposal
works, was read a first nd second time,
and on motion of Cott s, Dunnage and
Bennett was ordered to be submitted to
the ratepayers for courotation on the
4th of January next.
The Executive .Co.•mittee reported
that an arraugeanent ba i been made with
Mr, W. H. Green to superintend the
electric light ,plant fo. the balance of
this year.
By a unanimous v te, the council
decided that they wo d not rent the
town hall for any meet ng to bo held by
Mr. Dowie or any of h : agents,
The Westmins
The regular meeting
ster Guild will be hel
ing of this week in the
the Presbyterian (Mauro
rie will deliver an addr
work. All the young
church are requested
on Friday even -
lecture room of
a on missionary
people of the
attend these
Notme to Farmers,
The Canada Furniture Mattafacturers
are now prepared to pay the, higheet
price—inucla higher than ever before—
for all kinds of Hardweodlind Basswood
Sawlogs, to be eliv,eeird at the Button &
Peasant Chair F etts'iy,Wingluttn. Those
intending to g teteut logs this season will
profit by calling ou Trois. BELL, Man -
Flinch.
Have you heard of
this new game ? It will
be more popular. than
Ping Pong. Hundreds
have a large stook. Our
special price, including
ORDER AT oNO.E.
WO JO Fs Mallagh
Bookseller and Stafioner
WHY WE SELL
Thelma
Because we believe It 18 one of the
finest perfumes we can get.
13ecouse everyone who tries it buss
it again.
teeause we are here to sell good
thiegs in the drug line,and people
come expeeting to find the best,
'telnitever it may be. So when
they ask US for perfUnle ShOW
them a good line of cholee Melt
of telL
May We show you THELMA?"
Wen McKibben
DRUGGIST
$1 A. YEAR IN ADVANCE
The Sno Storm.
The snow storm which visited this
section or: aunday night and Monday
and Tuesday was a elcome one. Snow
that had fallen a le days previous had
been well settled nd made a good
foundation, and. th last fall was Ref-
Il'en
Qt t to make good sleighing, Co.rt
sequently a large amount of traffic is be.
ing done an runnorii; and busin(ss has
been quite brisk in lawn.
Special prices on a urniture for 60
days at WAI,I(ER 13 •s, BU:i`I'o 's
HELLO, BOYS! St ting sday even-
ing, Crowder's titter w e open every
evening till 10 o'eI , up to Jan. 1st,
Handsome an
Stru
Mr: Alex. Orr. th
that leading house,
has just completed
cf the most up.to-d
of Toronto, The at
built of cement sto
in the most rnoder
The accommodatio
Iic at this exteusive
could be desired a
liberal patronage
Mr. Orr is trnly an
dustry and ambitio
Commodious
ture.
genial proprietor of
e Hotel Brunswick,
e erection of one
e hotel barns north
eture is 40x50 feet,
blocks and finished
style throughout.
for the farn►ingpub.
lostelry is all that
well merits the
e bespeak for it.
'sample of what In.
can accomplish,
Fon SALE --Good frame house and
stable. five acres of land, a largo quanti-
ty of fruit and shade trees, nice location.
To be sold at once. Apply to,
0 J. MAGnlan, Real Estate Agt.
DRESSMAKING. Mrs. R. J. MRoMath
has opened a dr .emaking shop in the
store next to the h mess shop, where she
will do all kinds of dress and mantle
making; also all . ends of plain sewing.
A call solicited
Trains Lat on Saturday
The L., H, 84 B train from London,
due at 11,10 a. ., did not arrive iu
wingham on Sa day last until nearly
8 p. ne The ea se of the delay was a
run-off of a froi ht engine at the Hyde
Park junotion. A freight train was
backing off the in line onto the L.,
II. 4 13. branch, s hen the engine left
the rails at the swi b, the latter having
been misplaced 0 nductor Quirk's train
did not reach L don until after 12
o'clock, and the ondon freight trails
due in Winghturt n Saturday evening
did not reach her until Stunlay after -
none On Frulay a ternOon the "mixed"
going to Kincardin met vsith a mishap
n switch. The service was not seri-
y affected by this trouble, as the
moon train rit as far as Ripley
to Palraerston, and
for London loft here
ce on the Palmerston
ern to improve. The
n continues to arrive
hour and a -half late
e same condition of
he evening train, It
e on the Pahnerston
at R
ope
at te
and then returne
the afternoon trai
as usual. The serv
branch does not s
afternoon mail tr
from an hour to a
every day, and t
affairs applies to
is now surely t
vide a better Beryl
branch,
!lain this month.
Bell's music store,
tuner from Heintz -
o shall be in Wing-
eaye orders a D.
The largest and best stock Iron Beds
ever shown in l'S'inghalia rally be seen at
our store, fuel the rice etre $3.75, $4.00,
in stock springs t any bed. Dressers
and stands to match,
Waxen Bros. & BUTTON.
Mr.
of the
has re
uated
Higlal
the tri
doted
huntin
now, a
found i
He w
and ha
excelle
hunter
brit aev
number
The
have re
years, o
tions th
tourist,
distemie
delecteti
nom of
expende
aelt that
omenally
Grand T
other fee
llieeca
a. W. Swan, o photographer
Grand Trunk ailway System,
turned to Mon real from a tea
sojourn in the nting regions Jet -
on the Comps 's lines in "Th
ands of Ontario Mr. Swan mad
p with ts view f securing an add
collection of negatives of dee
g pictures to dd to the ahead
eries which the Company hay
ncl which are being utilized to ex
he great at raCtiOUS 'which ar
Ontario the sportsman.
nt vieWs, not ray depicting the
in the act of s curing his quarry,
oral times an views of largts
it of deer at t several statioes
arena Trunk Railway system
Ade a specialt i the last few
at Canada hot s forth for the
angler and spo tsmen, especially
ming the inf matitm for the
on of the in reasing brother-
tteeellers oin the United
Thousands dollars have been
d in this diree MI, With the re.
the traffic ha increased phen.
. Rafe to say that the
rut* artt more than any
ter to adverti Canada as the
r Bowl* visitor op *orb!.
Bee, /luttnn & CO'S louts and shoes
Death of For
Mr. Elisha Lenam
known resident of
home is Ustrristou
ceased had been ail
and it was not thou
Mr. Lemnlex, when
ham lived ou Minrti
time of his death o
that street. He w
esteem and an bon
Methodist Church.
interred in the Era
day afternoon, M
Henderson of the J
funeral.
er Etesident,
, a former well.
inghatn,ded at his
Monday last, De-
g for several weeps,
ht he cored recover.
a resident of Wing -
e street and at the
ned two houses on
a wan held in high
fed member of the
The remains were
3els cemetery yeater.
and Mrs, W. J.
notion attended the
EVERY BOX Oi''
Douglass'
Oyspepsia
Tablets
Men's red made sh' sand drawers, alI
sizes, $1,50.a suit Crowder's.
4 25 c, plugsr s ogood Chewi >* acco for
plugs for $1, a J. SCOTT'S
Restaurant.
Auction sale of h •reholdfurniture on
the market square ,, Saturday, Novem-
ber 28th, at 1 o'cl•' k.
',Keep the Si . ewalks Clean
At the regular ,,eeting of the Town
Council in Februar; last a by-law was
passed, which was o compel ratepayers
to have sidewalks leased of snow within
four hours after storm, If this was
not done inside f twenty-four hours
the Chief of Po 'ce was to have the
walks cleared and proeeoute the melt -
gent parties. Ma v citizens have asked
this week :" Has . e snow by.law been
enforced ?" Fro the appearance of
wauy of the walks we would be inclined
to answer No." 13y -laws of this kind
should not be passed if they are not
enforced. We ha a snow storm on
Wednesday last an another on Sunday
evening and many f the walks were not
cleaned. The w. ks in front of the
Town Hall were covered with snow.
If it is the duty of •he Chief of Police to
see that this by -la; is enforced he should
do so. Many of , r townspeople have
always kept their , asks clean, by-law or
no by-law,but the'e isnot much satisfac-
tion in one or tw parties on a street
keeping their w, ks cleaned, when a
dozen others alto the snow to remain
on them.
Oysters always res , 40c quart, at
The best stork of Picture oulding
ever shown in Wiughain tu be seen at
our store, 13ring a oug our pictures
and have them fra e with the best
Ho key.
The annual meet g of the Aortheru
League was held at Palmerston on Fri-
day , Nor. 9.0th, Mr. Peart being the
representative from be local club. The
following clubs coi posed the League:
riston and Mt. Po st. The schedule
has not been receive from the Secretary
of the League, but IR appear in next
week's issue. 'T tovrnspeopie are
heartily supporting e Iocal club, and
the following is the ubscription list as
handed to us :--$5.0 each by Dr. Mac-
Wightman, W. Campbell, R. II.
Hockeyite, Dr. Chi olm, Dr. Holloway,
W. 3. Greer, Fair edlev, II, McLean,
Walker Bros, F.
e I. Johnston. 50e. ancilliettb,y 3, H. Kerr,
Herb Welsh, '
Y McGillivray, F. atterson, A, Small, H..
Bradley. Ther are others that have
signified their i tentiOrt to Stlbscribe and
a further list w appear next week,
Try some of tier hot soda drinks,
spiced elderberey., Tomato .Buillon, Choc-
NOT/CE . —The questioa is: How caul
Itobt. Mande() loan his money so cheap '
on notes and mortgages? Call and See.
ROM. IttaNDOO.
There Witt( ft positive, ahS011.1te SAW -
thin sale in Toronto last week of part of
the well-known Shorey & Co. ready-
to-wear clothing of eancelled orders, alI
new for this season's trade.,' Clothing
sold eheap, at what what prices they
wee suits, BOrs',ZrOictter petite; oleo
meals Raglantmereoatt, men's OV(3r-
anitS, MOO'S frieze paws. A. 11. Smith,
the Itsoky man of winehow, attended
the above sale, He has now these goods
in Chisholm block, and will sell those
first elas8 goods ea cheap as the cheap.
eat fOr tett 430 dare NO topece Or then
te get% quotations thia week. Oall and
see for youreetrem at A. R. SIMMS,
are guarantee -d to give sat-
isfaction in all . forms of
stomach troubles,—or money
refunded.
Wiml000mmodarwORNINV-
DOUG LASS
The Druggist.
I have room for two students la
the Telegraph Office.
Oat the BestFI---Jt pays.
CENTAL
ST'RATFORA, ONT.
BEST PLACE IN WAR
training. Our graduates are always
successful aPtt2iltr p.sitione. WITS
SCHOOL INVARIABLY GIVES
ITS STUDENTS MORE THAN
THEY EXPECT,
Write for catalogue.
Enter this mouth if possible.
W. J. ELLIOTT
Deserved Success.
The Family Herta and Weekly Star
of Montreal is rnee ng with an enema.
ous increase of eras criptions this( ye
The success is well °served, fee eY
are giving the bigg t doll r's th ever
pictures this year e bea ttful and their
Dominiou map sh Id be in every home.
The generosity of The Family Flerald
publishers this sea on is winning them
thousands of ue readers. In almost
every home one ears of The Familsr
Herald premintn his seaeon.
STOvES—All kinds, at bargain prices,
as we need money and must sell stoves.
Call and see what we have.
WET
OR
If you prefer them wet— why
just go without Rubbers these
days. If yoo prefer them dry,
bring your feet here and our
Rubbers wilt give them protections
For nen
Low cut and Storm Rubbers,
Self Acting Rubbers, 50o, 750
and 90e.
For Women
Low cut and Storni Rubbers,
Croqnet Rubbers and Footholds,
25e, 40e and 50e,
For Children
&hoot Rebbers in high and low
cut, 25e, 30e and a50.
handie no trash in Rubbers.
We guarantee ourkind of Rubber
W J. Greer
The Shoe Man.
Ors We do repairing told t
right. 13ring along your Shoes.