HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-01-14, Page 8TIU.�R WI11GJIAM T.11ES, JANUARY 14, 1904
VISIT
Ritchie s Campbell's
Store
DURING iANUARY
FOR
Extra argains
All goods sold at I-4 oft
FOR CASH AND TRADE ONLY
G
IWinter Evening
Games
Everybody must have .yl1'eir fun
and recreation. It is part of all
animal nature to haye time for
.fun and frolic.
We have or can get for you any
game you want. Come in and
see what we have in stock.
Have youfplayed
Flinch or Pit?
These are two of the popular
games just now.
DRESSES FOP 1904:
If ideas are what you want, visit
the department of Standard Pat-
terns in our store. We can show
you paper patterns for every
necessary garment.
The February patterns, just re,
calved, are full of "1830" r:ieets.
COOPER r8 CO.
(Suceessors to Alex. Ross.)
MINOR LOCALS.
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—Only twelve failures have been re-
ported in Ontario since January 1st.
—Huron County Council will meet 'in
Goderich on Tuesday, January 26th.
—The new post office building at Clin-
ton will be ready for use in about two
weeks.
—Mrs. Lewi§, of Hamilton, has been
• appointed domestic science teacher at
Stratford.
—The regular meeting of Camp Cale-
donia, Sons of Sootland,will be held on
Monday evening next.
—The Young LadiesTortnightly Club
will meet on Monday evening next at the
home of Miss Kertie Ross.
—W J. Scott is offering choice fruits
and confectionery at close prices. Read
his adv. in another column.
- -W. F. VanStone shipped a car load
of hogs, and D. E. McDonald a car load
Of cattle to Toronto on Monday.
—The young people of town held a
'very successful ball in the council
chamber on Wednesday evening of last
week.
• --During 1603 there were 162,385,525
pigarn marinfactured in Canada; 78,934,-
410 of this number were manufactured
in Ontario.
—The Steamer OIalla3n, from Victoria,
B.C. to Seattle, was sunk iu a heavy
storm at Port Townsend, B.C. on Satur-
day night and over fifty people were
drowned.
"r+wiTria, said h ariienesiand Other threat
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afraentd are quickly`relit;vcd by Cresolene
i*Aisns. tett cents per box, All druggists
--`int many friends of Mr. W. .T.
liktrisgh, the efficient town weigh"
r1a swill be *steed to know that he is I
Nati be mound again after several i
wfiMew
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—There were 364 deaths from pneu-
monia in New York last week.
—Mr. W. F. VanStone this week sold
two building lots on Diagonal street so
Mr. Edward Bosnian.
—The members of Court Maitland,
C. 0. F. will hold an oyster supper at
the close of the next regular meeting
which will be held on Friday evening.
29th fust.
—The fist meeting of the Wingham
School Board for 1904 will be hold on
Wednesday evening of next week. The
first business to come before the Board
will be the election of a Chairman.
NOTICE.—The question is: How can
Robt. Mom doe loan his money so cheap
on notes and mortgages? Call. and See.
Bony. MoI:.Doo.
—Mr. A. 11L Carr, who has conducted
a merchant tailoring business in- Tees -
water for the past four years; has sold
out to Mr. J. Good of Berlin. Mr. Carr
is a former resident of this town.
—The many sfrieirdi- of Mrs. Tuffts,
mother of S.A. Wm. Hele of this town,
wilLeigret to learn that she has been in
Poor health for some time. She is liv-
ing with her son at Phoenix, B. C.
—Mr. Gao. Thomson, of Goderich
spent several days in this vicinity look-
ing up men and horses to work for him
in the woods near Wiarton for the win.
ter. On Friday last a number of men
and thirteen horses went from here.
STovus—All kinds, at bargain prices,
as we need money and must sell stoves.
Call and see what we have.
A. YOUNG & SON.
PERSONAL..
Mrs. Million of Teeswater, is viaitirg
Mrs. Fessaut,
Dr Spahltng and Miss Sperling of St.
Marys are visiting at Mr. V. G. Spar
lingg's.
Dr. Macdonald, M. P. was in Own
Sound for a couple of pays this week on
business,
Mr. Ezra, E. Homuth, of De'oraiue,
Man. is visiting with Ins father, Mr.
Wm. Homuth.
Miss Annie Stewart has accepted a
good position in Toronto anti left for
that city on Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Flemming of
Wingham spent New Y etir's with friends
iu town,—Lueltuow Sentinel,.
Miss Maggie Hiscoclts has returned
home from Toronto where she spent a
month visiting with her aunts.
Mr. Manville Newton and bride, of
London were visiting with Wingham
friends for a few days last week.
Mr. Duncan Campbell, of Dakota, and
Miss Mattie Campbell are spending 'a
few days with relatives in Toronto.
Mr. anti Mrs. J. T. Littlefair, of Wing -
ham, spent the New Year's holidays
with. Blyth friends.—Blyth Standard.
Mr. Jas. H. Kerr and Miss Laura Kerr
leave on Friday to spend a few days at
the home of Mr. Henry Kerr in London.
Organizer Ramplin of the Woodmen
of the World is spending a few daps in
town in the interests of National Camp.
Mr. Geo. Campbell, of Manitoba was
visiting for a few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Campbell, Frances
street.
Mr. Donald Stewart returned to Lou-
don on Monday after a three weeks visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs• D.
Stewart.
Mrs. Tue. Hardy of Wingham, visited
her sister, Mr. E. Mathews, and other
relatives from Thursday till Monday.—
Fordwich Record.
J. A. and Mrs. Hingstou and Mrs.
Lloyd, of Wingham„ were visitors with
R. T. Hiugston, Mill street, on New
Year's Day.—Brussels Post.
Miss Creighton, milliner, of Grand
Valley, has returned to her home in
Brussels after spending a week visiting
in town at the home of Mr. H. Ball.
Mr. Alf. Glover,tbe energetic and pop-
ular local representative of the Massey.
Harris Co., returned last week front a
couple of weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Mono.
Miss Mary Begley is spending a few
weeks with relatives at Dungannon,
going to Dungannon -with her cousin,
Miss Maggie Begley, who visited in
Wingham for some clays.
Mr. Hiscisol:s, of Teeswater and Mr.
J H.'Hiscocks, London, were in town
on Thursday on their way to Dungannon
to visit their mother who is seriously ill.
Mrs. Hiscocks, sr. is a former resident of
Wingham,
Mr. T. H. Race, editor of the Mitchell
Recorder,was a caller at the TIMES office
on Saturday last. He had been speak-
ing at meetings for the West Huron
Farmers' Institute and missed his rail-
way connections here, owing to the
Kincardine morning train being late.
—The interior of Ritchi e & Campbell's
store is this week undergoing improve-
ments. The office is being removed to
the centre of the store, and the addition-
al space thus secured at the rear will
give ample room forthe display of
mantles, coats, fur goods, etc.
—Mr. A. E. Gibson left town on Tues-
day for Seaforth to assume the manager-
ship of the Dominion Bank there, and
will move his family and household ef-
fects this week. Mr. D. T. Hepburn,
the new manager here, will move his
family here in the very near future.
•--Mr. J. W. Warder of the Bluevale
flour mill has everything in good run-
ning order again, and has a fall supply
of flour and feed of all kinds at R. J.
MacMath's harness shop, where all or-
ders will receive prompt attention and
goods delivered to any part of the town,
MONEY TO LOAN at 4?,ic per cent. on
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A
Dulmage, Kent Block, Wingham.
—The Torsos has received a letter, en-
closing $1 for his paper,from our former
townsman, Mr. G. McIntyre, who is now
located at Oak River, Man. Mr. McIn-
tyre has done well since going West and
is well pleased 'with the country. He is
now See -Teas. of the Municipality of
Blanshard.
—In "Ratepayer's"communication last
week we made it appear that the Chief
Constable had collected *t9 for poll tax
when the amount should have ve been only
f29. The error was not the fault of
"Ratepayer," as he had the correct fig-
ures in his manuscript. In this cpnnee-
tion it may also be stated that the Chief
Constable is also Nightwatclhman for the
town. In giving the duties we omitted
this item.
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Wedded at Guelph
A pretty wedding was celebrated at
Guelph Thursday afternoon, Dec. 31st,
when Miss Amy Henrietta Maud Martin,
second daughter of the late W. E. Mar-
tin and Mrs. Martin, was united in mar-
riage to Dr. Oswald 0. Withrow, M. R.
C. S. (Lend.), L. R. C. P. (Edin). The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. S.
E. Marshall, pastor of Norfolk St. Meth-
cdist church, at the residence of Mrs.
Martin, Grove St., Guelph. Miss Edna
Martin, her sister, attended the bride.
Dr. Withrow was attended by his ne-
phew, Mr. Lorne Clarkson, of Wood-
stock. Dr. and Mrs. Withrow left for a
short trip to eastern points. On their
return they will go to New Hamburg,
where lie has purchased a practice. Dr.
Withrow is a brother of Mrs. F. J. Carr
of this town and is a graduate of the
Toronto School -of Medicine, and has
taken post graduate in Europe, meeting
with much success in both places.
During the last century was caused
the death of over thirty million civilized
men.
Fifty thousand German toymakers
exports .$13,000,000, worth of toys, of
which the United Stated gets nearly
$4,000,000 worth.
Halsey Park guarantees to sell from
50;, to 25R;, cheaper than the advertised
prices of any departmental Store. See
his advertisement.
—One of the greatest surprises of the
the season was sprung at the G. T. R.
station this morning when the train
from the north, due at fifteen minutes
past ten arrived five minutes ahead of
time,—Tuesday's GuelphaHerald.
—Penny McGarvey, the Strathroy
woman, tblit -ii a years of age,e
,
who
killed her uncle, Patrick Upton, an
Adelaide farmer, with whorl she had
lived for nearly a score of years, was
Tuesday acquitted of the crime of roux -
der by a jury sitting at the Winter Assize
Court at London. Miss McGarvey will
be comnricted to the asylum.
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Do it
Now.
Come down to -day
and buy one of those
Special Raglan Overcoats, regular $11 value, for $7.50.
We have sold a good many of this particular line of
Men's Overcoats and we tell you honestly the supply
cannot last much longer. You are really missing extra
good value if you are in need of a Top Cuat and do not
get one of these at $7.50.
Just arrived --Boys' Reefers, sizes 22 to 28, another
lot 29 to 33, 34, Buy Overcoats from
A. R. SMITH
GENTS' FURNISIIIER, - CHISHOLM BLOCK, WINGHAM.
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HORN.
C'H7srroL".—In Wincltaut, on Tanuury 13th,
wife of H. H. Chishoiu: a daughter.
McKenzie. -1n Culroci. on January 8th, the
wife of Angus McKenzie; a son.
RoitERT3oN.—III Wiugham, on Tanury, 11th,
the wife of Peter Robertson ; it daughter.
BARB.—In myth, on January 1st, the wife of
Mr. Win. Barr; a daughter.
PlumAN.—In Morris, on January 5th, the
wife of Mr. John Phelan; a daughter.
GRANT —In Howiek Tan. sea the wife of Mr.
Tho„, Grant; a daughter.
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Summits-SAT:rm.-At the residence of the
bride's parents. Winchester,on December 20th,
by Rev. A. E. Sanderson, of Chesterfield, Mr.
dibert Summers, principal of Blyth Public
School, to Miss Luella B.
Sal ter.
DI til
MOONEEY.-4t Indian Head, N. W. T. on
Christmas Day, Rt ginald, eldest son of W. T.
and Mrs. Mooney, aged 0 years.
MARrTN.—In Morris, on Jan. 4, Earl Reid,son
of Frank J. and Jennie Martin, aged 4 months
and 10 days.
O'LAUGHr.AN.—In East Wawanosh,on Satur-
day December 20th, Margaret O'Laughlin, aged
30 years.
Mzbv.—In West Wawano li, on December
31st, Mr. Joseph Medd, aged 48 years, .2 months
and 23 days.
1\11IETING OF TH
Council of the Con of Huron
1-,2iE COUNCIL of the Corporation of the
4 County of Huron will meet in the council
chamber in the Town of Goderich. on Tuesday
the 26th day of January, 1004, at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon.
W. LANE, Cleric.
STT A. CUNRIE, 3vingh'am, Ont.
W
Y • THE PEOPLE'S AUCTIONEER.
Why go outside for a good man when you
can get one at home 1
Orders left at the nuns office will receive
prompt attention.
ALKER BROS. & BUTTON
.. , UNDERTAKERS. WINDHAM.
Night ealla,at Button Block, or resi-
dence at Ritchie's property on Scott St.
or third house west of school on John
street. Shop opposite Macdonald block.
NOTICt TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby gi en pursuant to R. S, 0.,
1807, Chap. 130, Sec.. , that all persons having
claims against the er..ate of John Coultes, late
of the Township o East Wawanosh in the
County of Huron. f .rmer, deceased, who died
on or about the 1411 day of November A. D.,
1003. are required t send by post prepaid to
R. Vanstono, Wind am P. O., olicitor for the
Executors of the e. tate of the said deceased,
on or before the 2t h day of January A. D.,
1904,.their names, : ddresses and descriptions
and a full stateme of the particulars of their
claims and the net re of the security, it any,
held by them, dnl • certified, and that after the
said day, the Exec tors will proceed to distri-
bute the rssets . f the deceased among the
parties entitled th .roto, having regard only to
the claims of whir they shall then have notice
Dated this 17th r ay of December A. D., 1003.
R. VANSTONE,
Wingham P. O.,
Solicitor for the Executors.
EXECU ORS' SALE
0I VALUABLE
Farm and Chattel Property
in the Towns ip of East Wawanosh.
Pursuant to t e powers vested in the
undersigned as +xecators of the Estate
of John Coultes, ate of the said township
of East Wawat osh, farmer, deceased,
there will be o -red for sale by public
auc tion by Chari .s Hamilton,auctioneer,
elgrave, in the County
9 at the Village of
of Huron, on
Wednesday, 2 i th day of January,
A.D, 1004, at ou o'clock in the
after-
noon, thef Cowing valuable
farm ropert,
viz:
The South half of tl a Easterly three-quarters
of lot nuittber thirty- ins in the sixth cones-
su er of the Township • f East Wawanosh in the
County of Huron, con. Ming seventy-five acres
of land more or less.
This farm is situate about three miles from
the Village of Belgrav, and five miles from the
Village of Blyth, and . ere aro sixty-five acres
cleared and in good st to of cultivation
Thee are on the pre vises a good house 10:v
20 with good cellar u erneath, a frame barn
45 x 50 with good Stahl g underneath, a sheep
pen 10 x 42, a good wel and a good fruit bear-
ing orchard; buililin:. are alin good repair
and are nearly new.
At the sane time nd place there will be
offered for sale the fo lowing chattel property,
viz: one aged drivin _ mare, one aged horse,
ten well bred ewes, t vo ewe lambs, one rain
lamb, one single bugg r , one single cutter, ono
set single ihurness, on, wagon,one fanning mill,
one set harrows, on • water trough and one
wheel barw.
Terms orof Sulk --Ten per cent, of the pu_ rchase
money of the farm w 11 be paid to the Vendors
ort the day of Sale nd the balance within
thirty stays thereafte
The other forms an conditions will be made
npph i n on tire. da • sale or may be had on
lieation to flip u, erslgried, y
On the Sale of dust els, all sums of $5.00 anti
under will be cash, a er that amount approved
joint notes at eight months credit will lie Sc.
t'entcd.
Dated this Oth day . f .tamtnr A. fl.• 1004.
FORGE TAYLOR,
AVID A. DUNBAR,
1i. VA4 1NEE, Sol iter far 13k.gr•u�reeutorn,
1'i'If')
wing}ram P. O.
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C, J. M A,G DIRE
ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT.
Accounts, Rents and Notes Collected. Con•
veyancing done.
OFFICE—In Vanstone Block.
Open Saturday nights from 7 to 0 o'clock.
OR. OVENS, of London,
SURGEON, DENTIST,
SPECIALIST DISEASES EYE, EAR, NOSE
AND THROAT.
Visits Wingham monthly.
Glasses properly fitted. Nadal Catarrh and
Deafness treated,
Wingham Office -Campbell's Drug Store.
London Office --225 Queen's ave. Hours : 13
to 8 p.m.
Dates cf visits—Mondays, Feb. 1, Feb. 20;
March 28, May 2, May 30, June 27, :filly 25,
Sept. 5, Oat. 3, Oct. 31, Nov. 28.
FRUITS AND
CONFECTIONERY
ices on
I am offering special cut
Oranges, Lemons, Bon -Bons, - c, These
are all fresh goods, and at t e low prices
should not be long in o' ng out.
ORANGES
Regular 70c a dozen, for
Regular 60c a dozen, for
Regular 40c a dozen, for
Also a line at 2 dozen for
GOc.
50c.
300.
25c.
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BestLemons, per dozen, 20c.
BON -BONS
Choice Bon -Bons, just a few on band
to be sold at cost price.
W. J. SCOTT
Opposite Presbyterian Church.
Massey =Harris Agency,
HAVE YOU A CUTTER ?
If not, call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
If you will need anything in the line
of Farm Implements or Machinery for
the coming season, place your order
early and get the best. Massey -Harris
goods are leaders everywhere.
Agent for—
Kemp Manure Distributor
Melotte Cream Separator
We also handle the Wm. Gray & Sone
BUGGIES and, CUTTERS—universally
acknowledged to be the best and most
durable to be had.
ALF. GLOVER
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AGENT, WINGHAM.
Owing to part of my store falling down
with the recent storm, I have decided to
clear out balance of 'my stock of
CUTTERS, ROBES,
HARNESS, EUR COATS,
PIANOS, ORGANS,
And SEWING MACHINES
regardless of cost; want of apace compels
me to do this, stock is all new and up-
to-date in every particular. No reason-
ablecertainly
r a s
ab
le offer of sed.
Th
is a
chance of a lifetime to buy any of the
above goods at your own prices.
Thanking my customers for past
favors, I remain,
Your humble servant
T.11. ROSS”
Stand beside Presbyterian Church.
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satiable appetites, but they do very little in return for all
theyconsume. The Crown Huron Range burns
less coal and does more work than any other Range. It
gets less expensive every day you use it.
SELLING AGENTS :
Wingham, Ont., March 6th, 1903.
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IRON and BRASS BEDS !
These goods are ever becoming more popular,
and to keep pace with their growing pppularity and
the consequent increasing demand for, them, we
have placed in stock a few lines from which we
a pleasing sure everyone can make a p leasg choice
PRICES, - $3.75, $4.00, $6.00, $6.50
Ag ood line of Dressers ''and Stands to match.
A fine line of -
SIDEBOARDS, BEDROOM SUITS
PARLOR SUITS COUCHES, etc.,
All up-to-date goods at the lowest prices. -
BROS.
BUTTON
WALKER
Furniture and Undertaking.
The � � i`niture Store opposite the Post Office.
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