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street, Witigham, Ont. N tnesses required.
DOMINIOI BANK
WINGIM
Y
"lCapitai paid up, 11,980,000
rvefund and
• ed profit$ 3,330,000
1111
Farmer
Drafts
the Unite
SAVIN
allowed On
and addedt
December t aoh year,
A. E. f�! 3SON, Manager.
It. Panstone, 8olleitor. g.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Notes disanted.
told on all ants in Canada,
States andttrope.
S DEPARb'1ENT—Interest
deposits 0)1 and upwards,
o priuoipalpth June and 31st
ET IN .HARNESS
For another year's business
which is now upon us.
Looking back over the past one,
most of us tort see where we made
errors of juol;meut. Looking for-
ward to the insure, most of us will
try and avoid those same errors.
We have made one resolution for
the new year, and we don't }hind
telling you what it is :—To try if
possible and serve you better in every
way than we've done iu the past.
Now we think this is quite a propo-
sition, because we really believe
we've been doing pretty well in the
past; and we want those who have
been dealing with us to keep tab on
this statement. And those who have
not been dealing with us, commence
now and test our capacity to serve
you satisfactorily.
We wish everyone a Happy
and Prosperous New Year I
to
R. A. Hutchison
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY
Goods delivered promptly. Phone 50
Who Wants a Farm ?
I have over 4 000 acres of choice farm lands
for sale, in 50, t5, 100 160 and 200 acres, lots in
Kinloss, Greenock, SBruce, Kincardine Huron
and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to be 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 g
ood business for sale cheap..
EsliagAolgaotofadwagons-hop.
Also general
money to loan at 6 per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to .1 A. MncKENGIE,
insurance Arent, Holyrooci.
The Leading Real Estate
Office in Huron Gounty.
First of all let me wish till my patrons a very
homyand prosperouserots
new
year.
We have entered u on the new
year,
and I
would say to the real estate buyer that you
could not begin the new year better than by
investing in real estate. It is sure; it is a pay
iing thing. You will sleep better at night if
you have your money safely invested in real
este c of some kind.
I have a large number of very desirable
properties, both in town and country, and you
are invited to call at the office and I will be
pleased to give you any information or show
you the tit operties.
Again wishing one and a11ti very prosperous
new year, I am
Yours for Business,
C. J. MAGUIRE,
Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent
OPrroE Vanstone block, Wingham.
'Capital pal. up, $2,000.000.00.
Eeservo Fund, $1,700,000.00.
Total Assets, $22,000,000.
Vic asident a
G a1 Menage:..
Oeoreeeh, 3'oha Pr
Joni �' Bendrie, (leo
Asst. tan
In
Ay. War. GTBSON.
.sem
`' L'itNIIUGT..
Mahe B.l oe,
.4 our t t - Saturday
s,andnpwn recefral. In•
May computed., t d tt died to
Ilett 1 clap r 'eeiv itt current
1nited
eral etanagety
Ai. -W eetiort.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
World's Fair St. Louis, 1904.
To prepare our
which will be be
greatest Fair in ti
Grand Trunk
tisement in this
weekly mention
or attractive feat
enders for the above
and comparison the
world's history, the
ilway System adver-
paper will hereafter
ue or more leading fact
re in the Fair.
Good general se vent wanted at once.
Apply to Mrs. C. i. Walker.
HAM
WINGUAM, ONTARIO, THURSDAY„JANUARY 7 190-h
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers.
Dr. Chish• m Accepts.
The 1ii111ouncenie
Thomas Chisholm
ceptecl the Conservi
will become the par
Huron at the an
elections. The am
a matter of some 1
was understood th
sistently refused to
tics.
Palmerston Pork Factory.
An order has b en granted, appoint-
ing, Mr. E. R. Clarkson interim
liquidator of the Palmerston Pork
Packing Compan • with power to wind
up the Company. The assets are esti-
mated at about $-1,000. This step has
been taken owing o failure to arrive at
a settlement of t e numerous snits by
ere ditors against I ie company now pend-
ing.
Good house to rent ; all modern
conveniences. Apply to J. A. McLean.
MONEY TO LOAN at 4;s per cent, on
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A
Dulmage, Kent Block, Wingham.
No Credi
The Kingon New
newspapers refuse v
ments of a question
thus sacrifice not a 1
which no'eredit is e
forgets to add that n
ed as a reward for tl
of free notices fo
that some spasm
launcher, and to pri
ing puffs of people
wouldn't give up
principle or charity
newspaper sacrifices
is Given.
very truly says that
ry many' advertise -
hie character, and (
We cash for all of
er given them, It
ws apers aro allow.
t is made that Dr
f Wiughatit has ao-
•lve norninati.n, and
's caud idate in East
reaching Dominion
uncement comes as
ttle surprise, as it
t the doctor had per -
actively enter poll -
Good general se
the next two we
(Dr.) Macdonald,
ant wanted within
s. Apply to Mrs.
inghatn.
Hocke Match
The first league h .key match of the
season ie. Wiughan.. will he played on
the rink on Monday evening • next, 11th
Inst, when the local players w ill face the
puck with the Ha riston club. The
band will be in att tndance, and there
will be skating after he match. Harris -
ton has a good team, and a good game
may be expected. Puck faced at S
o'clock,
Slaughter Sale of Overcoats and
French Flannels (250 ) at
GEO. E. KING'S.
Change at Do mien Bank.
Last week Mr. A. )1 Gibson. who has
been manager of the D minion Bank
here for over two yea s received official
notice of his transfe to the Seaforth
agency. Mr. Gibson has succeeded in
building up a good sn menial business
for the bank during t is sleet time in
town, and he is to be mngratnlated on
his promotion to the managership of
Mr. an Mrs.
DR. ,MAOD.]NALD TI E CHOICE.
Large and Enthusiastic athering of
East Huron Liberals at Brus-
sels on Wednesd last.
Stirring Addresses by A. (' mpbell, M. P.,
A. Hislop, Ar, P. P., and ( there —The
Present Meat per, r. Mac-
donald, VgaaImi achy
chosen.
A well -attended and en husiastio Lib-
eral convention was held i t Brussels on
Wednesday of last week for the East
riding of Huron. Des ite the very
heavy roads, on account of the snow
storms, there was about hundred certi-
fieddelegatts present, ev ry municipnli-
cy being represented, n addition to
scores or other Liberals. Mr. M. Mur -
die, Vice -President, one pled the chair
in the absence of Presid et Duff, who
was delayed by late train, Short
speeches were made by Win. Mitchell,
W, ii. McCracken and W. H. Kerr,
after which Mr. Arch. Campbell, the
well-known M. P. for " :st York, gave
a flue address ou the goo 1 work r one by
the Liberal G,verume in the past
seven years.
Hon. Dr. 111aedocald, : he able repre-
sentative of the riding, t as the unani-
mous choice of the conv;utinu asstand-
ard-bearer for East Hurt u, and hit elec-
tion is assured. Atter ti e following res-
olution was adopted thr• rousing cheers
were given for the King, Dr. Macdonald
and Mr. Campbell, and he convention
Was over.
Dr. Macdonald did no
until the meeting was
lute train, but gave a bri
the evening, as did Mr. A.
and Mr. Canmple.11. E.
give a good nceuutit o
election day conies.
The followia g resolnt
Seaton; M d I b til J Leckie
thea t I y r C'i
Gibson have made r tauy friends in , Edgar: That we, the L
Wingham who will egret to hear of Huron, desire to reeiurd
their leaving town but will wish them esteem and uttecnon f
success in their f'utnr home. Mr. Gib ( leader, Sir Wilfrid Laur
boarded confidence in
which he is the brilliah
and advocate, and our f
facpletofiwith Ca iadale have Attn
e 'cry Liberal pga- notice from the Cana
theriug shown their app eciatiou of his factures to vacate on
geucy a i . c,
son expects to go to
day next. Mr. D.
Orillia will be the ne
bank here. He hat
Dominion Bank for a�
and has our best wish,
are in welcome him its
town. 1
Sentorth on Mon -
T. Hepburn, of
v manager of. the
been with the
number of years
es and have pies-
; a resident of the
Ask for
from C. J.
Wingham.
reach Brus els
Iver, owing to
haul address in
Hislop, M.P.P.,
st Heron will
herself when
on was moved
d by Mr. James
berets of East
. ur admiration,
r our honored
o ed
er, and our un -
tee policy of
representative
ehugs of satis-
hich the oo•
rhe Scott . Concert.
The plan of ball
tish concert to he
evening was opener
ion Express Offi
Saturday last and i,
ono hum -lard au
sold. This is a res
selling and shows t
land always provi
the way of artist
Scottish tenor; I
elocutionist; Jamei
an I the dancers w
program to -night.
and tickets may
Ross' office,
4r
TIM
or the anneal Scot.
meld this (Thuredey)
at A. R irisDomitr
e at 2 o'tilt oh on
twenty-five minutes
seventy-five were
rd breaker in ticket
at the Sons of Scot -
• the very best iu
Harold Jarvis,
ass Pearl O'Neil,
Fax, comic singer
I give a high-class
A few seats are aft
e procured • Mr.
Halsey Park gnara
5% to 25,E cheaper t
prices of any depart
his advertisement.
ee- to sell from
the advertised
ental Store. See
A New Year Fire.
About 5 30 o'el a oh on Monday morn-
ing the rear en of Mr, L. G. Krnse's
restuarant was f ted to be on fire. The
alarm was preen ly given and a num:
bar of people war s 'on et the scene of
trouble. Many copes were not aware
that there had b nit fire iii town until
on their way to w rk or places of busi-
ness. The fire as kept pretty well
under control and only the rear end of
the building Was amngid. Mr. Kruse
will lose considers le in having his goods
somewhat damage by smoke and water.
The building is ow ed by Mr. Jas. Mc
Kelvie. Both but lug and contents
were insured. Th • origin of the fire is
not known, as no fire had been t the
rear end of the but ing for sow' seeks.
WANTED—All kinds
arplessc,turkeys l5e
No. 1 prime fox, 25.
of
re
Hike Dried
eggs 20c, etc.
cash.
Geo. E. I,I\ct.
The-Unhols
We hear a rutno
Walker
that
ffetlk r
e
ham upholstering fa
leaving Wingham if
get new premises.
ring Factory.
this week to the
Clegg of the Wing.
[;tory are talking of
hey are not able to
hey have received
la Furniture Manu -
holy 1st the part
hey are now us -
y that Wingham
ye the town and
ugernents may be
to build a large
noble character. his sin• ple-minded pa- of the chair factory
ti•iotiem and devotion t
ests of this Dominion.
prices of Manitoba lands resolved, that;we are in
MAGUIRE, Real Estate Agt. vbeer prides of Proviand
oofati th
stands foremostin the
The Co
The cold weather
this week was the co
this section for man;
eery` dropped to 16
on Monday uiorni
coldest we have had
The weather has bee
for travelling, but
promises milder
sequence of the sto
the cold weather
again badly tied up.
train from Kincar
here until after no
train from Palmer
until after 4 a.
trains on the L. H.
very late. The C.'
to Toronto was s
reaching its desti.
train coming from
well on time.
the best inter -
Be it further
pired with feel-
:ation that the
confederation
rld to -day
as
tnfler the honor-
Weather. able and able,arl'ininisttion of our late
!lamented nere. . • . u t Sir O i -
ver
town. The matter wi
1 pert, • lamen.ed r t. set a,
if the first p r , of- e , ,. rthe-,
t e5 .d i:_, wean
ul
. i e, ec ti
Hal u c
jverM teat and Hon. 5.13, nye s. Have had in I o o y, Couil oil Monda eve
years. The mer- I our present gifted and esteemed leder• y
beiug o em free fd bt
ing. This is an indust
cannot afford to see le
we hope that some err,
made to enable the fire
brink addition toth
i
fresh street. Walker ce
large number of worth
of
themwould be v
egrees below zero
and this is the
ince January, 1898.
t almost intolerable
the weather man
eather. As a con.
m on Sunbay and
the trains were
Monday morning's
foe did not arrive
n and the evening
ton did not get here
• on Tuesday. The
& B. line were also
. R. morni:•ig train
veral hours late in
ation, bat the first
Toronto was pretty
Good house to rent; centrally located;
all conveniences. Apply to F. G. Spar -
ling.
With the Curlers.
The Wingham
day's sport on
rinks under Vic
came out 21 sho
Bell's rinks on the
competition is no
F. Patterson and
been elected ships
rinks to compete i
petition. Two ria
curlers will visit
(Thursday) and h
Curlers had a good
ew Year's day. The 1
President Va.nstone
s ahead of President
+
day's curling but the
yet closed. Messrs. 1
Dudley Holmes have 1
f the two Wingham
the Tankard com-
es of the Lucknow
II Wingham to -day
the a friendly game
with two local ria s. A couple of the
Wingham rinks w 11 probably go to Har -
he single rink compet-
Oth inst. In the open
rst prize will be four
the second a pair of
tones; and in the con -
prize comprises four
d the second a pair of
stones. The O. 0. A.!
the competition. We I
cal curlers return wear-
' riston to play in
ition there on the
competition the f
gold medals, ant
red hone curling
solation the firs
gold scarf pins, a
red hone curlin
rules will govern
hope to see the 1
ing the laurels.
is sacrifice' columns
STovEs.—Call and see our assortment I
of stoves and get our prices. We have
a large stock on hand and will soil them I
at a very low price. I
A. YOUNG & SON
every undertaking- Won from ount Forest.
die philanthropist I
•plie Wingham icicey team tient to
t conscience swear- ay night to play their
orthern League and
en. Tip playing of
'lliott and Moore on
as splendid and time
by fast eombinatien,
of Mount Forest and
ng the Mount Forest
. nay. Ivan Johnston
D. Wilson at point
nd great praise is ac-
opping the rushes of
r
were very rough and
105 lbs.. Fair Hedley
tan. Ito stops many
shots and gave
to his team mates.
ry fast team and by
orest has taken quite
hampionship. Next
'Steil plays in Wing -
it is reported very
is exuected. The
ho all their lives
melt either for
a well conducted
a week.
A Family Re -Union.
A happy family r
the home at Mr. a
later on New Yea
one of Wingham'
ly respected real
daughters, with t
na and their wi
I'- -Mr, and
Turn Mr. and
Forays; yMnd
Mr. and A . A,r
After dinner'�,,ve
Vent by tri.,,
gree»
-union was held at
Mrs. 1'. S. Link.
'a day. Mrs. Helm,
oldest and most high -
eats had her three
air husbands and two
es present for the day,
ra. P. S. Linklater,
H. 7. McKenzie,
1 Mrs. Wm.Onrric,Mt..
re, John Helm and
iter helm of town.
plea
party ndsant rthen
rte ruts( taken.
Mt. Forest Tnes
first match in the
won by nine to a'
Peart, Fleming,
the forward line
and again they,
passed the defenc
shot on goal, kee
goalkeeper very
at cover point an.
played splendidly
corded them for
Mount Forest wh
averagein weight
I
in goal s jag the
almost iinpossib
wonderful suppor
Wingham has a v
defeating Mount I
a step towards the
Monday night IT
ham, and as Harri
sett gam
in whom this convent -on is inspired with
the utmost confidence in his great abili-
ty, honor and iutegrit .
The Wedruog
Stationery
a bride uses is li indication of
her ideas of ood taste. If
your work is poorly done it
reflects on the whole event.
We are specialists
in this line. I Just passed into
stock three • ew styles of type.
We send o ders all over On-
tario. Sen for samples and
prices.
W,1, E Mallagh
AGES T FOR
WATERMAN'S OUNTAIN PEN
BRANTFORD, - CANADA..
Condition
Powders.
We have one that we
make on the premises.
It contains 'clothing in-
jurious and is comprised
of good, pure drugs, and
will do the work.) For
stock and horses its can-
not be beat.
"Hcrbageum,', Ken-
nedy's and 0 evs kept in
stock.
ABOUT 0 RSELVES.
With this issue tb Times enters upon I
its thirty-third year and the present pro- 1
prietor o nupletes si and a half years !.
at the help and has Leen sixteen years
in the Times, contra 'acing first as the
"printer's devil." 'hat we have suc-
ceeded in giving the prnple of Wing-
ham a good uewspap•r is demonstrated
by the liberal patro age accorded the
TIMES. The paper has been enlarged
twice during the pas few years. Dur-
ing the week a nein t -r of cur subscrib-
ers have renewed heir subscriptions
and among these we•: a number who
have been taking the paper c wedeln ins
ly for thirty-two -yea The growth of
one subscription list, advertising and job
luting patronage h not teen of a
n sllroom type, but eady and substan-
tia. each year sho •leg marked in -
or over its predece sor. We take this
oppt ity of than ing all who have
in an ay contributed to the large mea-
sure .access whit:,, the TIMES at the
preset; a has enjoys, . nd it shall be our
endeaarx to merit a c.atinuence of your
supoort. '; We wish a our readers and
Year.. .s eara',happy and prosperous New
Year.
ERSO AL.
Mr. R. G. ''Libra' th of Guelph is visit-
ing at his hot `its tot 'n.
Mr. Jas. Mu ay of exeter was calling
ou Wingham lx suds ' st week.
Miss Nellie R• •a of ttawa is spending
the holidays at h ' h. we in town.
Miss L. Heudere n as at her home in
Ingersoll for the N tr Year holidays
E. L. Brarlwiu,' 'rmitten and Ed
Baldwin, Toronto, h allayed with their
parents.
Miss Kattie Taylo of estawel is visit
big at Mr. Geo, '.ibr-'s and Mr. R.
Hough's.
Mrs..has Knee
Year's holidays
ys
Lucknow.
Mr. A. (.gens o
of last week visit'
Mr. Abner Cosine
Mr. A. J. Hol
visiting with h'
Holloway lest, w
Mr. W. J. Sco
[tel saint the New
ith herparents
iu
It
Brampton spent part
g with h.s brother,
owes? of Clinton was
brother, Dr. W. T.
ek.
t and Miss Scott were
at Teeswater la -t week attending the
funeral of their nether.
Mr. W. J. F Mallsgh of Brantford
was visiting at Mrs. R. Herdmau's for
seek.
1, of Toronto wes
of Mr. John Ltathorn
, the week.
n wee .
of Manitoba is visit.
=this vi4uitr
years in the
1 of Paris atX,„��,,
ave been visiting lea h
Nicol and their bra
1.
has returned home 1
er many friends will
that she is much itn-
John Robertson, of
are spending a few
s and old friends in
Wingham, Blue -yid and other points.
Rev. J. C. McC then and Mrs. Mc -
le spent the New
me former's parents.
fcCraeken, Frances
factory on Al-
ia few days last
Clegg employ a . Mr. M. Howe
en and the loss ng at the home
f
r
.
'v great the obaar. Wfew.dTrlTapssi
l likely be des-
if the Town :with old fyiE tr is r
brim. next. residenct�Tif man}
I Mr. Walter Ni
WANTED—$2500 wa t o • cod. farm j Nicol of Landon
mortgage security. Sr • owest rate of I tbair•.notlier, Mr
I thee, Mr. A. Nic
interest. Apply to Box H, Times office. ' Ars. John Terr
from London and
The By-law efeated. '� `be pleased to Lear
The majority of th property -owners proved in health.
of Wingham are not i favor of a system gr. and Mrs.
of Waterworks for ourestic purposes Boissevain, Man.
and a sewer as was it Heated by the vote µ'Pegs with relativ
on the by-law on Ae. nday last. There
was a strong feel,,g gainst the quest-
ion in some -pares of he town and con-
siderable
on•siderable work was
to the by-law. Timer
that worked against
is not necessary to n
Wingham needs a
waterworks and the
the near future wlte
The question will ha
the ratepayers again.
the majority again
by-law was 29, bat
more were polled
day's vote was as fo
Ward 1.
Ward 2..........20 29
Ward 3 31 24
Ward 4
ed
$1 A YEAR IN
EVERY BOX
Dougl
Dyspe
Tablet
are guaranteed to
isfaction in all
stomach troubles—C1,
refunded.
DOUGIJ
The Druggi,
I have room for two sr
the Telegraph Office.
Cracken of Thorn
one in opposition i Year holidays with
are other things Mr. and Mrs. John
e by-law, but it street,
ention them here.
atter system of
time will come in
we shall have it.
e to come before
In January, 1903,
the waterworks' date chopping mi
Monday 24 votes I anent, also a good f
an in 3903. Mon. at once to C. J. M.
ows:— l Agent.
FOR AGAINST
29 27
FOR SALE—In "ingham, abo 2
acres of laud, situatd on the east - e of
Josephine St. bets een P . track
and river. On the .roper • is an up -to -
1 with every equip -
the house. Apply
mama Real Estate
39 67
128 147
Majority against, Ip.
Band 1 oncert.
The citizens ban Have arranged for a
series of concerts to be held in the Opera
House during the u xt few months. The
date of the first eat rtainment is Friday, ,
January 15th, Th band is deserving (
of the generous su.wort of the citizens,
and it is hoped that he highest expecta-
tions of the memb' s will be realized.
1 t may be stated th t the stoney raised i
by means of these oncerts does not go
to the individual p ayers, but is to be
used in the parch se of uniforms and i
general supplies i the way of new 'l
music, etc. Let th . citizens show their
appreciation of the-ervices of the band
by a large attend. nco at their initial 1
l concert of this aerie: on Friday evening
next. Mayor Vans ne will occupy the
chair; Miss Dinsley will be the accom- I
I palmist. Admission Oc. Seats reserved
up till 8 o'clock f ' ladies and their
escorts. Followinj the programme:—
PA I.
1, March----"Tanaw
The
12. Song—selected
Mr. Fr.
3. Waltz "compo
The
4. Song---"Wluspe
.Miss B. E
5. Cornet Solo—"
Mr. J.
0. Song -"A May
Miss W.
1. Overturn—"G
l 2. Song—•"A Dr
Miss E,
3. Instrumental
Miss
I. Serenade-"
sand
nk Hill
ia"
and
and I shall hear”
elle Griffin
'r Valle"
Duncan
Morning"
lba Chisholm
PART 2.
Idea Crescent"
e Band
am"
Estelle (:tri
Selected
ortna Din
yes Its
The Courses o
IN THE'
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Are up to the HIGHEST STA
OF EXCELLENCE and that,
reason why this popular schol
enjoying a"record-breaking"
ante. You want the best
and we give it, therefore I
once. Circulars free.
ess
Huron urt Cale
County Court a id Surrog
sittings for motion , &o
to 16th, inclusive; April et
tober 3rd to 8th, in lusive ; ext
under rule 1214. 'Supreme
Judicature Rules", Mondays, ,
days and ridays f each we
June 14th and cembet
clock p. m. Con ty Coe
trials without ju ,—Apr
tober 4th, at now , and on
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Happy
New Yea
to you.
We wish you all a Happy and Prosper
New Year.
Allow us also to extend to you
hearty thanks for the liberal patronage
to us, and kindness shown duisthe
year. We hope to merit a cotiance
same good will, as we are in a better po
every way to satisfy all your
Footwear.
Again tha ing you,