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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-01-21, Page 1THE WINGHAM VOL XXXIIL—NO. 1667, WINGIIAN, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 1904. $1 A YEAR .IN ADVANCE SIGN OF THE BIC .BEAR We aim to satisfy every customer. Try us for your next Suit or Overcoa Homuth Bros. • MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued by PRANK PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required, DOMINION BANK WINOHAM Capital paid up, $ 2,980,00 0 Helserve Fund anis Undivided profits $3,330,000 Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold 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. D. T. HEPBURN, Manager. B. Vanstone, Solicitor. BANK OF HAMiLTON WINCHAM. lapitai paid up, $2,000,000.00. Reserve Fund, $1,700,000.00. Total Assets, $22,000,000. President-- Hoiw Wsr. Glusort. Vice -President and General Manager —3, TuRNBULt, DIRECTORS George Roach, John Proctor, A. B. Lee, John 9. Hendrie, Geo, Rutherford. Assistant General Manager—B:. S. Sxays•;N. Inspector—H. M. WATSON. swinge Bank 13ours 10 to 8; Saturday, 10 to 1, Deposits of $1 and upwards received. In- terest allowed, and computed on the 130th No- vember and 31st May each year and added to principal. *Week, Jepotitt also received et current vise et interest. a rafts on ttre..l Britain and the united tes Bought and sold. aaed!shrearsndOsBrneheqn the of Awn. of fatal Provincial Bank of England, Limited, i h NM any partsbe hed we t outicharge or trou. 'alp': OOOlttBO17I',D, Agent 11160N a HOLMES, Solicitors, We can meet your requirements in ... Call and get samples. • 25c, 30C, 40c, 50C, 6oc R. A1 Hutchison GROCERIES AND °ROOKERY Goods delivered promptly. Phone 59 Who Wants a Farm ? I have over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands for sale, in 00, 75, 100 150 and 200 acres, lots in Sinless, 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. A general store with large trade, live village. Also a large amount of money to loan at 5 per cent, For further par- ticulars apply to J. A. MacKENZIE, Insurance Agent, Bolyrood. Real Estate Notice to the Man Who is Hard to Satisfy. Do you find it hard to get anything to suit you in house property in town? I invite you to call end have a look at my list of houses, ranging in price from $400 up to $3,000, I have some which are exceptionally goad bargains, and it would be to your advantage to see them before buying elsewhere. I guaran- tee to satisfy you, both in quality and price. My list of farm property is steadily increas- ing and I shall be pleased to show anything you may wish in that line. Gall and be convinced. Yours for Business. 0. J. MAGUIRE, Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent Orrrcz—Vanstone block, Wingham: GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran- teed to cure headache. Will bea Fi The prize lists fo and Pet Stock show, which will hall, Goderich, F and 5th, have beer tions are well undo of what promises t ful of the annual by the Associatio e Exhibition. the Huron Poultry ssociation'B annual e held at the town ruary 2nd, 3rd, 4th issued, and prepara- r way for the holding Abe the most success - exhibitions yet held Good house to rent ; all modern conveniences. Apply to J. A. McLean. Fairs and Last year 152 Fal pert judges for lives modated by the Agr of the Provincial Canadian Associat' bitions is billed t February 17th Agricultural Soot at this meeting. xhibitions. airs asked for ex- ck and were accorn- cultural Department Government.' The n of Pairs and Exhi- meet in Toronto on did 18th. Turnberry sty will be represented WANTED—All kinds of trade. Dried apples bc, turkeys 16e, fresh eggs 20e, etc. No. 1 prime fox, 55.00, cash. GEO. E. KINu, Purchased Boot rid Shoe Stock. Mr. W. J. Greer as purchased the boot and shoe stock o J. Button & Co., and has had it rem ved to his store. These goods are all w, and with his own well-known com Tete and up-to-date lines, will give chola to those wanting high-class footwear The stock was purebased at a figu a that will assure bargains for every° e. Next week Mr. Greer will have so interesting quota - t ions in his adverti ment. 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. Zotxo & SON Cow on he Line. The passengers o the afternoon train, north, one clay last week looked out of their respective W dots as the engine drew up in the middle of a field. "What's Wrong n w?" sated a travel- ler. "Cow on th line," was the con- y, Agaitt the train ten minuted it again the matter this vertaken that cow conductor.---Ohealey ductor's gruff rep moved on t but in stopped. "What' time?" We've again," said th Enterprise. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers. Harvesting Mr. Wm. Armour 1 readiness for the Mary son's crop of ice. W busy this week clean pond and cutting wi a few days. Mr. A a largo ice house ere on Edward street. the Ice. getting things in sting of the, *ma- ilmen have been ig the snow off the be commenced in moor is having a ted ou his property Two good strong once. Apply at King BROS. g s wanted at ward hotel. ORR Annivers The anniversar3 with the Wiugha be bold on Sunda B. D. Thomas, D vis Street Baptist preach the sett be taken in aid o On Monday ever Thomas will deli Days in a s.usy will be provided y Services. services in connection Baptist Church will , Jauuary 31st. Rev, D„ late pastor of Jar - Church, Toronto will ons. Collections will the church debt fund. lug, Feb. 1st. Rev, Mr. ver his lecture, "Off ife." Suitable music, or all serviens Oyster's served at 1 15c, 20c and 25o, at W. J. Scott's Rest rfirant. Slaughter Sale of Overcoats and French Flannels (25c.) at GEo. E. Kiss's. Board of The Board of Exa ty of Huron, at its I forth, resolved to gr class certificates fo who take the full and re -pass the M tion. It was als Modelites who h under legal age sh. certificates till t Geo. Baird, Secy. xaminers. inners for the Conn- st meeting, in Sea - int renewals of third three years to those odel school course del school examine - resolved that the d passed but wore old not receive their y were eighteen.— Oranges for ma oranges, 16c. do' Star Restaurant, nalade a :. better n, at , Kruse's Dr. Brown, w I be at the Queen's hotel on Tuesda , January 26th for consultation in ey ear, nose and throat cases. Hours 11 a m. to 7 p. m. Agricultural At the meeti Agricultural So afternoon of la officers were el Ho nary Presider President, John President, Win J. President, et Geo, tart' Treasurer, Auditors, Robt. McLean ; Director Tindall, 3. A. W. J. Corrie, P Linklater, C. A Anderson. Society Officers, g of the Turnberry iety held on Wednesday t week the following ted for the year:— , Chas. Henderson; Moffatt; 1st Vice Henderson; 2nd Vice rui k c shank; Secre• illiam Robertson; rrie, jr. and J. A. Wm. Maxwell, R. 3. rton, S. Kernighan, ter Fowler, John F. Rintoul and D. B. CiroIR LEADS will be received January 26th f Leader in the ham. State sa ials. W. J. G Board. WANTED--Ap cations ip to noon Tuesday, thposi n of Choir atheist,, hurch, Wing - send testimon- retary of Trustee ary eer, Now The TIMES t from a form boy, Mr. Oro manager of t Roland, Man here will be motion. He "Enclosed 11 for one year, the old place are many of here. Geo. out of the to Every person goes. Give boys." onager of Bank. • is week received a letter well-known Wingham ell Willson, who is now Bank of Hamilton at Mr. Willson's old friends eased to hear of his pro - rites in part as follows: - 51; please send the Tiints I would like to hear how is moving along. There Wingham boys around IcKay has a Si section just n and he is doing well. is doing well as far as that y best regards to all the Take Pri Have pride haven't pride a Have pride in salespeople, in in fact, in eve ness. No that is slouchy ronudings, L man a gentlem deportment, an plish the best i Take the man i off,pants beggoc dishevelled hair and tobacco stains on his shirt front, and neatly brushed late linen, boot and wearing and ask yourse attract attentio As these men Ii so Will, they era about them; so pride in their go mendable to be a in Your Business 'u your business; if you' ready try and cultivate it. ourself, in your work and our goods, in your store; ything about your busi- est. can be successful bout himself or his sur- itimato pride makes a in his dress and in his inspires him to accom- all ho is interested in• his shirt sleeves, collar at the knees, dirty shoes then the man with hair cleanly shaved, linemen. polished, pants pressed suitable and tidy coat, which of the two will , friends and customers, 0 pride in themselves, the same pride in those too, will they display da and store. It is com. road; don't be slouchy, Hockey On Thursday eve Harriston the horn Mount Forest in a 1 score of 11 to 5. Th were billed to play Palmerston on Tue able to reach Palm trains being blocked game will be playa Monday evening nex This will be one of t season and the boy good attendance. T will furnish music d ames. ing of last week a team won from ague game by a Wingham boys league game at ay, but were not stoat owing to the The next league in Wingham on with Palmerston. e best games of the are looking for a e Wingham band ring the evening. Ousters served at 10c, 15 at W. J. Scott's Restaura Boy wanted at once operator; could go to s C. A. Campbell, drugg JO, telephone in day time. I. 0. 0. F. fficers. At the regular mee ing of Maitland Lodge, I. 0. 0. F„ o Thursday even- ing last the following officers were in- stalled by J. W. Dod D. D. G. M, :— P. G., A. J. Alderson; N. G., John Elder; V. G., John D, McEw n; Rec.-Sea, J. F. Groves; Fin. -Sec., T J. Elliott; Treas., H. B. Elliott; War., . Tipling; Con., F. G. Sperling: R. S. N. G,, D. Louglr- eed; L. S. N. G., orman Brandon; R. S. S., W. Lloyd; . S. S., Dr. J. S. Chisholm; I. G , W Hough. The R. and L. S. V. G , will be installed at the meeting to be held this (Thursday) even- ing. All members o the lodge and visit- ing members are re tested to be pres- ent at the meeting to -night. A large number of new mem ers are joining the lodge. You can get a nit oyst.r st• for 13o. a dish. We make I Or o order, at L. G. Kruse's, McK ivie'. old stand. D. Butler, Eye, Ear Nose and Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London, 3rd door East of St. Andrew's Church. Glasses supplied. At Queen's Hotel, Wingllani on Fri- day Jan. 29th and March 26th. Di8'il in John Campbell, It day about S o'clock 13 Make Grove, T illness, pneumonia, He was in his 80th bell was well know fession of this Prov years—first, associ Victoria College, t classical master of collegiate institute burg, Napanee, Pe His numerous p throughout the every business an bell was what ma of the old school ing disciplinarian, work, brit ever lov all. It is safe to s knew him. He le children, viz., W. rister, Ridgetowu oral advertising Island Railroad s Campbell, former merce, now of N Day, wife of Pro tario Agriculture ceased was a brot. Campbell of this uronto. . A. , died on Satur. t his boarding place, onto, after a short of little over a week. year. Mr. Camp - in the teaching pro- mo for over forty ed with the staff of as principal or he high school or at Bradford, New- erboro' and Guelph. pits are scattered obe and iu almost calling. Mr. Camp - be called a teacher strict and and exact- lways faithful to his ng and kind towards y all loved him who yes a widow and four A. F. Campbell, bar - J. M. Campbell, gen- anager of the Rock stem, Chicago; J. G. y of the Bank of Com - w Orleans, and Mrs. G. E. Day of the Ont. College, Guelph. De- er of Mr. Duncan A. en Lost on Sunday, where between Pr Minnie street, via Presbyterian hym pebble cover. 0 book. Finder wil & Campbell's sto January 17 byte pian,e his boo rl, some - lurch and 's corner, a , rice leaf and ner's name not on lease leave at Ritchie e, Condition Powders. We have one that we make on the premises. It contains nothing in- jurious and is comprised of good, pure drugs, and will do the work. For stock and horses it can- not be beat. "Herbageum," Ken- nedy's and others kept in stock, Walton MoKibbon DRUGGIST Meat door to post otttee, The Col Weather. The weather to : a decided change for colder on Stan day night and Sun- day, Monday and Tuesday were the coldest days of this winter, with Tues- day the coldest of t e three, when the thermometer went • own to better than twenty degrees bel. • zero. The cold weather and high inds of Tuesday put both the G. T. , and C. P. R.trains in bad shape. The lowing snow pack- ed like sand and it d not take long to fill up the road. Al trains were many hours late on T'nesd: and Wiughamites were without the To onto papers for the day, It is many ye re since the Grand Trunk Railway has • :eu so handicapped by snow as this yea . The tracks are now situated in chs • • els through which the trains pass an the passengers in many places can se nothing but snow walls on either side For stiles the snow is piled so high the the top of it cannot be seen from the c r windows. As the snow keeps drifti in the company has tremendous troub e in keeping the line clear at all. The mild weather of Tues- day night an We nesday was welcomed and the snow is : tiling. Always have on h rid esh and smoked fish, assceler a lettuce, at L. G. Kruse's St • r Res . irant. Halsey Park guarantees to sell from 5% to 25% cheaper than the advertised prices of any departmental Store. See his advertisement. To Clear The Pipe Ocg Methodist Churc. to be placed on th Sunday. This is payment due on t• Committee are ma it provided for iu off the Debt, u Committee of the are asking for $13100 collection plates next he amount of the last pipe organ, and the ing an effort to have ue big offering, and they are quite con dent that the mem- bers and adherent • of the church will respond in a satisf etory manner. Mr. W. H. Green, trey rer of the committee, (who a short time go positively refused to accept a sum of noney from the Trus - the Board for his services as inspector and overseer while he new church was in course of er•eoti services gratuitousl now comes to the Committee and offe this fund on coediti ($336.00) is on baud is due. On Thursda the committee will organ, free of debt, to of the Church. The Strathroy, is expected that evening and give Manly Mau." An gramme of music vvi which a Social will b room of the church. tertainment and sac' u, thus giving his to the church,) elief of the Organ to give $100.00 to that the balance, hen the payment evening Jan. 28th present the pipe the Trustee Board ev. R. Hobbs, of to be present on his lecture, "The interesting pro- be given, after held in the lecture Admission to en - 1, 10c and 15c. MONEY TO LOAN at 1,3per cent. on easy terms of repayment. Apply to A Dulmage, Kent Block, Wingham. NOTICE.—The question is: How can Robt. Mclndoo loan his money so cheap on notes and mortgages? Call and See. ROBT. McINpoo. You can get W. ton's (of oto,) Wingham Play in Distric Curling Assooia Guelph, Thursd clubs in the gron Ilarriston, Gneip Wingham, Luckn Guelph Union. lay of railway t many of the el n the Section. 3, Section A, Ontario ion Cap, began at y afternoon. The are Fergus, Preston. Royal City, Berlin, w, Mount Forest and account of the de- file by snowstorms bs defaulted. The scores:-- Wingham. H. Jeffery, W. H. Hele, U. Knechtel, 0. N. Griffln,sk..20 E. Hammond, D. L, Diusley, A. J. Alderson, . V. Van Normal, s,19 Guelph Union. H. Hammond, H. Steele, W. Gould, Jas. Johnson, ak,13 no. eteele, in. Taylor. . K. Johnston, McKenzie sk. .18 Total 39 Total 31 Majority for Wing am, 8 shots. The' final in Section A, District 3, in the District Cup co . etition, between Wingham and the Roy 1 City, was play- ed Friday afterndon. t was as keenly contested as any curl r could desire. Wingham got the lead : d kept it. Vita - Norman finished wit three up for Wiugham, while Hamil • a of the Royal City had to make two to tie. He only got one, thus leaving Wi glum the win- ners by one shot. The s• ore:— Wingham oyal City. C. N. Griffin, R. H ship 13 sl V. VauNorman, N. M skip ... .. 15 sk Total28 T Ilton, n ..15 onald, p ........12 tal 27 Dundas curlers were be winners in Section B for the Ontari• Curling Asso- ciation Cup and Wingb in and Dundas will have to play the fi als at Galt. The date for the match ha: not yet been set. The curling clubs posed of Kincardine, Wroxeter and Win perliminary games Ontario Tankard in Ito -day (Thursday). I Wroxeter drew th and Lucknovv are to forenoon. Brussels play in the after vers are to play in t this district, com- uckuow, Brussels, ham will play the for the Western he Wingham rink bye and Wingham lay together in the nd Kincardine will on, and the win- e evening. Mr. Wm. Been century a resident on Saturday, aged Good house to r all conveniences. hug. tt, for over half a of Brockville, -lied 1 years. nt; centrally located; -apply to F. G. Spar - Mrs. Mary Mye s, a native of Cale- donia, who has live I in Hamilton for 25 years, is dead, aged 84. STovEs—A11 kind:, at bargain prices, as we need money and must sell stoves. Call and see what we have. A. YOUNG & SON. Mr. Justice Mac judgment for $7,000 R. for the death of Owen Sound. alum has given against the G. T. acob D. Spears of EVERY BOX OF Douglass' Dyspepsia Tablets are guaranteed to .• it'e sat- isfaction in all tut ins of stomach troubles -_or money refunded. DOUGLASS The Druggist. I have room for two students in the Telegraph Office. AWOL The Courses of Study IN THE CENTRAL STRAT,^^ORD. ONT. Are up to the HIGHEST STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE and that is one reason why this popular sehool is now enjoying a "record-breaking" atten - ance. You want the best training and we give it, therefore enter at once. Circulars free, W. J. ELLIOTT PRINCIPAL. Auctio Sales 70 head of cattle; and 40 pigs, to be sold by auction on t 21, con. I,Cnlross, on Thursday, Ja 21st. Wm. Case, prop; John Purv' , auctioneer. Auction sale heifers and only farm :;;i mile ea day, Jan. 25th J. Purvis, ane Unreserved and implement 1, Morris, (o on Friday, Ja . particulars. John Purvis, auctioneer - dairy cows, steers. • at J. J. Denman's of Bluevale, on Mon - T. E. Walker, prop.+ oneer. Auction sale of farm stock s at lot 37.38, concession ! rule*east of Bin evale,) nary 22rta See�, .i ills for Nin. Robert? ,.+t-',.. erre.; high class Biscuits sue a8 acaroons Vanilla Wafers, t.ady ' ger, Whole 4,1 Wheat, and other 1 +. e t L. G. Krnse's, McKelvie's'old sta Band Concert ell Patronized. A large au a )preciative audience greeted the mem . ers of the citizens band at the first o the series of concert, which was given ' the opera house ou Friday evening , , st. The programme was given as paished in these columns last week, with he addition of a well rendered violin solo by little Myrtle Mclvor of Tee water. The solos by Mies Griffin, M' s Chisholm and I•', Hill, were rendered i. good style, and Miss Dinsley ably prsided at the piano. The music of the b: d was much appreciat- ed, and many f vorable comments were heard thereon. J. W. Duncan, the leader, pleased the audience with a cornet solo. T e band is a creditable institution, and s doing well under the leadership of M Duncan,who is aninsi- eian of no mean • rder, The success of their concert o Friday night is very encouraging, an it is hoped that their concerts yet to b. given will be equally as liberally patro ized, If they are,'the band boys will ave no difficulty in carrying out their •Ions for the manage- ment of the Inst ution. The means adopted to raise m • nay for the purchase of uniforms and + ther necessary sup- plies is certainly pr • 'erable to the sub- scription list meth°. , and the band is to be congratulated on he success thus far attained. Notice to Farmers. The Canada Furniture, Manufacturers are now prepared to pay the highest price ---much higher than ever before— for all kinds of Hardwood and Basswood Sawlogs, to be delivered at the Button & FessanttlhairFactory,Wingham. Those intending to get out logs this season will profit by coiling on Tues. BELL, Man- ager. The leading Shoe Store Watch this space next teak for BARGAINS IN SHOES The Shoe Man, a GRE.