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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-05-19, Page 8TRE WINGIIAM TIMES, MAY 19, 1904 WINGNAIdi'S Dress Goods rei Garpet douse Ritchie's Bulletin Board Something rn New ew b But then, this store is tilt) newest in town, anyway, and you; lock to it to get the pace. Lir Watch this Bulletin Board from week to weak; it will tell of things worth while. .•11n1131.41w MEET ME AT Ritchie's FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Every One Looks his advertise- ment t e- s anent first, because every item contains herein is a great interest te, frugal & shrewd buyers. OUR MOTTO Best Qualities Lowest Prices Friday and Saturday we will offer for speclal selling the foliowing: 4 pieces all -wool Voil, in the following shades grey, bisc, navy blue, green, worth 75c for - - 2 dozen Ladies' Muslin Night Gowns with embroidery trimming worth $1,25 and $1.50 for 50c. - 75c. - 8c. nicely $5.00, $3.75. - Sc. 6 pieces of flannellette worth ioc for i dozen Ladies' Ready -to -Don skirts, trimmed, black and grey, worth Friday and Saturday - - 4 pieces Percole Print worth 20C. for 5 pieces Taffata Silk worth 5oc. Friday and Saturday - 40c. You can always rely on getting the goods as we advertise them 1 Ritchie's for Dress Trimmings Ritchie's Carpets for BEAVER BLOCK. WINGHAMAlex. Ritchie _ axamatmaismonsamma i 1 i 414 Pretty Patterns AND ALL NEW ! The Wall Papers we want you to see are strictly this Season's Productions. They are unquestionably super- ior in beauty of design and artistic colorings to any we have ever shown, or that yon can see elsewhere. It should not be difficult to in- duce you to examine them. Will yon do so soon? COOPER & CO., (Suecessors to Alex. Ros.) MINOR LOCALS. —Thursday, May 1 stir. ----Clinton will celebrate on May 24th. —The lawn mower le again doing duty. —The Brussels Herald is holidaying this week. —Stray heifer. See adv, in anotbo-• Column. —There was a light frost on Monday night. --Bowling,basebell, football and lay arose, at Vie park these ereniegs, an tone shipped -a--Mr. W. F. V S a car load of hogs to Toronto on Monday. ---A celebration in Brussels on the 22nd of Jong is talked of, —The road grader was used to good advantage on Josephine street last week. —NI/Ingham junior football club play a Match with Brussels in that town to - 1 Trrow (Friday.) --Next Tuesday—May ay 24th> ---will be a past) .in holiday, and the stores and bus;. more places will be closed. —West Huron cheese factory will commence operations for the season on Monday next. —The Young Ladies' Fortnightly Club will meet on Monday evening next at the home of Mrs. A. J. Irwin. —Mr,amu S el Bennett is this week having a new power -feed rip saw placed in position in his plauiug mill. —Howick Court of Revision will be held at Gorrie on Saturday afternoon, May 28th, —Mr. Isaac Gowdy, who has been a resident of Wingham for a few months, has moved to Teeswater. —East Huron Liberal Association an- nual meeting, at Brussels on Tuesday, May 31st. —The Kincardine fall fair this year will be only a oue-day affair. It will be held on October 6th. —Rev. Mr. Philp, of Kincardine* will be one of the speakers at the 12th of July celebration in Winghe'n, —Many citizens ate improving the appearance of their premises by remov- ing the fence in front of their dwellings. --The coal, damp weather of the past week has retarded growth end given a set -back to gardening operations. —The Wingham Citizens' Band has been engaged to furnish music at the 24th of May celebration to be held in Lucknow. —A number of residences in town have recently undergone substantial im- provement in apper' -nee at the hands of the paiuter's biash. --Josephine street has this week nn- dergone its annual sp;i g Cleaning, and presents a very meth improved appear - Once. In Remembrance of King William e -y- Wise or Unwise, I'm Bound to be Temperance. A. R. Smith, the cold wean. elan, on Thursday of last week twain across the river—the rapids below the dam—and back, and aid not have anyone to hold up his chin, 0, no! 0, yes! the cold water seetns to make hini a very lively corpse; he seems to be able to ride horse- back and wrestle as good as ever. In the store where he has two good hands there is rapid selling of First Class Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, for Boys, Youths and men, A. R. Smith sells almost everything a man or boy wears. Re- member the place:—Chisholm Block, Wingham. Yours for another pleasant swim across the Maitland, when the time comes. A. R. SMITH. —The first sitting of the Court of Re- vision for the town of Wiugham for 1904 will be held in the town hall on Wednesday, June 1st, at 8 o'clock P.M. —Hay Brothers, of Listowel, having purchased the elevator at Ethel, from H. F. McAllister, have engaged W. E. Sanders to look after their interests in the grain business in Ethel. —The East Wawanosh Court of Revi- sion will be held at Marnock, on Thurs- day, May 26th, and the Turnberry Court of Revision at Bluevale, on Monday, May 30th. - —Harold H,, record 2.04, the Cana- dian champion, formerly owned by Mr. J. E. Swarts, of Wingham, will be campaigued through the Northwest this Iseason. —At a meeting of the Quarterly I Board of the Methodist Church on Tues- day evening, Mr. Wm. Fessant was appointed delegate to the Wingham District Meeting to be held in Kincar- dine on may 24th. —In an exhibition game of football between the Brussels intermediate champions and the Hurons of Seaforth, at the latter place on Monday, the score was 2 to 2. The game was fast and clean throughout. —The various committies who have in hand the making of arrangements in connection with the 12th July celebra- tion in Wingham are actively at work, and from present prospects tills year's celebration will be highly successful. r.aughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene tablets. ten cents Per box. All druggists —Mr. W. T. A. Fishleigh, hardware merchant, has been appointed solo agent in Wingham for the Ontario Govern- ment binder twine, and is offering e lug special inducements to early buyers. Read his announcement in another column. —The sailing steamer Aurora arrived at Sc. John's, Nfld. Tuesday, bringing the remains of Leonidas Hubbard, jr., assis- tant editor of Outing, who perished in the interior of Labrador last October, while on an exploring expedition. —At a meeting of the East Huron License Commissioners in Brussels, last week, a transfer of hotel license from S. A. Proctor to George Town for a Gorrie hotel was made, and a permit granted to Alex. Orr to carry on business in Fordwioh, his new hotel to replace the one recently destroyed by fire to be completed by August 15th. —The Summer Hotel at Gadei:ch will be opened for the season on May 24th. The event will be reerked by a grand ball and :,apper. —T. P. Smith, soientifie eye specialist, will be at W. Mckitibon's dr ig store for consultation on Thursday, May 26th. See adv, in another coin �^sn. —The Canadian Pacific Railway have decided to begin building their new ex- tention from Guelph to Goderichgs soon as they settle the right of way. —One of the most important items in connection with a wedding is to have correct stationery. Call and see what we have to offer, at reasonable prides. -- The annual tournament of the West - eft Ontario Bowling Association will be held at London Tuesday, July 20th, and following days of the week. PERSONAL. i We ha 4 be glsd to have contributions to this column from any of our readers. If you have visitors or purpose going away yourself, drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that effect. al of her father, who died suddeuly in that city. Mrs, R. Allen of Winghain who spent a few days, with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. Friendship, returned home on Monday.--Teeswater News. Themes Staidey was acquitted at Parry Sound of the charge of uiaushwghter, having shot and killed James McCoutb in mistake for a deer. Rev, D. Perrie, Moderator, and Mr, Peter Campbell, of Wingban, attended the nieetiug of the Presbytery of Mait- laud at Brussels on Tuesday. Mr. H. B. Elliott, proprietor of the TIMES, accompanied by Mrs. Elliott, left last Friday to spend a week at the World's Fair, St. Louis, Mrs. J, D. McFeggau, of Smith's Falls, who has spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Youhill, left for her home on Tuesday. Mr. S. 0. Currie 'returned home on Wednesday of last week after several weeks spent in Indiau Head, N. W. T. He sold all his horses at good prices. W. F. VanStoue of Wingham was iu town on Thursday and Friday visiting his brother 0. R. He had been shipping stock from Tara.—Southampton Beacon. Mr. Jos. Youhill, of Winnipeg, and Mrs. D, J. McFeggan, of Smith's Falls have been visiting with their parents, Mr. and. Mrs, S. Youhill. Mrs. P. S. Linklator, Misses Maggie and Nellie Macdonald and Miss Little. were the delegates to the meeting of the W. M. S. of the Presbyterian church, held at Brussels on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Maxwell, of the .Bluevale road were in Toronto for a few days last week. Mr. Maxwell was consulting a specialist in regard to one of his eyes, which has been troubling him for some weeks. Mr. A. H. Musgrove, principal of the Wingham School, and Misses Brock and Cummings, of the teaching staff, attend- ed the annual meeting of the East Huron Teachers' Institute at Seaforth on Fri- day and Saturday last. Not Guilty. Wni. McElwain came here from Wing - ham a few weeks ago and opened out a butcher shop in Thos. Jackson's old stand near the Queen's hotel. Business did not seem to come rushiug along as he expected, and a week or so ago, he suddenly picked up his, traps and got out. But he was followed to Wingham end brought back on a warrant, at the in- stance of Mr. J. P. J ohnston. It seems that Johnston had employed him to butcher a couple of hogs for him. When the meat was returned, Johnston came to the conclusion that Mcllwaiii had kept a little of it for himself, in other words had stolen it. Mcllwain was put on trail on Tuesday night, but Johnston's case broke down completely, and the charge was dismissed with costs against the complainant.—Walkerton Telescope. North Dakota farmers are applying for certificates to settle in New Ontario. GRIFFITxs—On May 4th, at 176 Lansdossne avenue, Toronto to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grif- fiths; a son. COLVIN—In Teeswater, on May Oth, the wife of J. Colvin ; a son, PERDUE—In. Clifford, on May 4th, the A. M. Perdue, V. S.; a daughter. HuESTON—In Howick, on May 9th, the wife of John Hueston ; a son. ZttrBRIGG—In Howick, on May 9th, the wife of Geo. Zurbrigg; a son. MARRIED GRAEME—MTLNE—Ia Toronto, May 6th, by Lev. Dr. Sowerby, Miss Esther Maggie Miranda, youngest daughter of D. S. Milne, Howick, to W. J. C. Graeme, of Toronto. DUNCAN—MARTIN—In Crystal City, Manito- ba, on May 4th, Dr. D. Duncan, of Crystal City. to Miss Nina Martin, daugther of Mr. David Martin, of Wroxeter. DIED CAMPRELL; In Wingham, on Wednesday, May 18th, Mary Jane Casemore, beloved wife of Duncan Campbell,laged 74 years. Funeral from her late residence, Frances street, this (Thursday) afternoon ab 2.30 o,cloek, for the Wingham cemetery. Service at the house at 2 o'elock- HoLLINONR—In Grenfell, Northwest Terri- tory, on May 7th, Edward Hollinger, formerly of Grey township, aged 27 years. SxxLTov—In the hospital, Toronto, Louisa Thuell, relict of the late George Skelton, Mor- ris township, in her 45th year. Cameam.L—In McKillop, on May 10th, Ann Jane Campbell, wife of Mr. Robert Campbell, aged 77 years and 11 months. CAsnMoax.—Aceidontally, in Morris, on Mon- day, 16th inst., Robert Casemore, in his 77th year. CssEuorE.—Accidentally, in Morris, on Mon- day, 16th inst., Ann Jane Carroll Casomore, in her 8Ist year. Funeral front their late residence, lot 7, con. 2, Morris, to -morrow (Friday) afternoon et 1.30 o'clock, to Bluevalo cemetery, Mr. Will Aitkene of Kincardine visit- ed in Wingha•>s over Sr' day. Mrs. b. A. M;' e lee i»s retuned from a three weeks' visit in Grand Valley. Mr. R. H. Crowder was in Toronto on business a few days this week. Mr. Wm. Dr ..i, ' fond of Sarytr':s was in town this week. Miss De'nrpge is 'visiting with friends at Mount Voreet. Mrs. Waite, of Toronto, is'v eitingher father, Mr. D. A. Cs 1pbell. fJr, Dudley Holmes and Mr. A. Dal• mage were in Barrie on business on Monday. Mr. Wm. Johnston hasreturned home from his several months visit with old friends in Ireland. Mr. A. Young returned to Toronto Monday, P rs after s enc;?n a few days at bis home here. Miss Winnie Menagh and Miss Maggie McCallum visited Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Shiell the past week. Miss Lucy Garrett, daughter of Ald. Garrett, of London, is visiting at the residence of Mr. S. Youhill, Mr, Joseph Youhill, who has been visiting his father, Mr. S. Youhill, left for his hone in Winnipeg on Tuesday. Mid. 'VF`. E. Aley was sunnsonel to Detroit en Thursday to attend the Amer. P Binder twine We are sole agents in Wingham for the Ontario Government Twines. ' Pare Manilla, 050 f o tha lb 1244s Manilla, CRO feet t he Ib Farmers Spec al a�O feet to the lb.1ie C t the 'bail,0 00 foe to 1j, ge contains 60 lbs. of Farmers' Sp Each pa�_ Twine, wfi a two -bushel grain bag and three rope halters with snaps and rings. Every ball guar- anteed. Freight paid to your near- est station. Orders must be in by June 15th, Pis itleigh's HAI2UWAkL, WiNGI1AM ,e r ikl1,w,10.1, 1 ,eWbe+r.elailt 1•11melhelbleleitieWle, 1,1Ie 11111. lb* If Steadily :rows Business at The Bee Hive is steadily growing. Of course there are reasons for it, or it would not be so. The new, up to -date goods shown here, the specially low price;, and the attentiveness given to paging our customers, are magnets of attraction that cannot fail te draw trade to This Store. 0 BargTowelains O a 4 ns Tea Towels, 'all linen, special, 3 tor -• .10 Pure Linen Hand Towel, very special, 2 for ,25 Large size Turkish Towels, great value at 2 for .25 Other special lines at, per i air, .35 .40 and .50 Men's Hats All that is new is shown iu The Bee Hive stock, in. latest shapes of soft and stiff Hats. It's no trouble to make your selection, at this store. Prices75 $1.00 $1.25 $1.50 - $1.75 $2.00 $2.25 and $2.50 Splendid Values In our Grocery department we offer only the best goods, and at prices that are sure to please and make regular customers for This Store. Ladies Underwear Cheap Special valve Undervests 2 for - - • '1.25 Special value Corset Covers each - .25 Special value Hosiery per pair - .25 Print Bargains We put on sale this week over 40 pieoos of re- gular 12;43 value print in lilacs, cherry, piuks, chocolate, cardinal, navy blue with white, blank with white, and a large assort- ment of the newest in floral designs, all ou sale this week at per yard - - • .10 This is a real Print Bargain, Dress Goods Sales Our Dress Goods selling is more active every week. The reputation of onr high-class dress fabrices is rapidly spreading and new customers are steadily being made for the department, Another new lot has arrived this week and we iuvite every lady iu to see 'them. They're all money savers. Ready-to-wear Men and Boys' clothing at prices away below the ordinary way of buying, you cannot afford to miss our showing in this line of goods. SUITS. ODD PANTS. ODD VESTS. • WE WANT Butter and Eggs. Highest prices always paid for any quantity. The IT PAYS TO DEAL 1VITH he Kooler Co., Bee Hive. WINGHAI'ifl, Ont. � �..rrr.r„�ssssso. AAAMAAAAAAAMMMAAAAAAAA MAAAMMAAAMMAAMMAAAA. WALKER BROS, & BUTTON UNDERTAKERS. WINGHAM. Night calls at Button Block, or resi- dence at Ritchie's property on Soott St. or third house west of school on John street. Shop opposite Macdonald block. C. J. MAGUIRE ACCOUNTANT, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOAN AGENT. Accounts Rents and Notes Collected. Con- veyancingdone. OFFICE—In Vanstone Block. Open Saturday nights from 7 to 9 o'clock. DR. OVENS, of London, SURGEON, DENTIST, SPECIALIST DISEASES EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Visits Wingham monthly. Glasses properly fitted. Nasal Catarrh and Deafness treated. Wingham Office -•Campbell's Drug Store. London Office -225 Queen's ave. Hours ; 11 to 8 p.m. Dates cf visits—Mondays, Feb. 1, Feb. 29; March 28, May 2, May 30, June 27, July 25, Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Oct. 81, Nov. 28. STRAY HEIFER, -- Came onto she premises of tl undersigned, (half a mile south of Wing m) on the 15th May, a dark red yearli g fer with two small will white spots on face. ner � t 1 kindly prove a . payxnd take her away. property, es en P R. S, STEIN, Lot 42, Con. 14, East Wawanosh. COURT OF REVISION Take Notice that the Court of Repfcion of the Town ,of gham Will hold its first (thing in the Town Hall in the said. town On Wednesday, 1st day of June A. D. 1904, at the hour of 8 o'clock, P.M. All persons having business at the said Court should govern themselves accord'ngly, J. B. FERGUSON, Clerk. Dated Clerk's Office, Wingham, May 16th, 1904 TOWNSHIP OF TURNBERRY COURT OF REVISION MAKE NOTICE that the first sittings of 1 the Court, for the Revision of the Assess- ment Roll of the Township of Turnberry for year 1904, will be held in the Clerk's office, Bluevale, on Monday, the 30th day of May next at 2 o'clock P.M. Parties interested will please take notice and govern themselves accordingly. By order. JOHN BURGESS, Clerk. Bluevale, May 6, 1904. COMING! !COMING! COMING* T. P. SMITH, SCIENTIFIC EYE SPECIALIST Graduate New York, Philadelphia, and Toronto Optical Colleges. Call early and avail yourself of hif valuable services this is a rare v , as opportunity tohave your eyes es opro er- lested,fee of charge. Nguess work but a scientific certainty. Diffi- cult cases accurately fitted. Ala; WORK GUARANTEED. SOT never cell at private honk . He has also added a large assortment of arti- ficial ayes to his stock. Will bo at Walton McKibbon's Drug Store, WIN(HAt I, j(i 'ONE DAT OXIAMIKI Thursday, • .Kay 26th. ailtsrn'. < A LARGE STOCK OF 4 Fine Furniturel g K Z SUCH AS --Parlor Suites —Bedroom Suites —Sideboards —Extension Tables —Couches —Fancy Chairs. —Baby, Carriages. t 1 SPECIAL PRICES ON IRON BEDS— THE BEST MAKE or It will pay yon to got our prices. — WALKER BROS. & BUTTON. AAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAAAAAAAAA VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVi/VVVVVVVVVb •s••••••••••••••••••••••••• •e•••••••••e•••••••••••••• • W► O ea® Price List•• • • j We have taken over the Cassels & Carr Coal business, also that of e o Beattie Bros., and have secured the very best grades of Coal. We are sole • • agents here for the Scranton Coal, and will guarantee every delivery to be o • 0. K. Just ask any person who has used same and hear what they say about • • it. We have 3 storehouses—two at G.,T. R, one at C. P. R.—and we will • •O store enough Coal so that you need never be without it, no matter how long • • the railways are blocked, as the stock will be in early. The following prices • • will not raise for 12 months. A • May delivery per ton lots and over, $6.60 • • • June delivery • July delivery •August delivery September and 7 following months •1 '` " $6.70 $6.80 $6.00 $7.00 I, ,,t ,1 11 ,, ,f ,1 it 11 • • We pay 10 cents per ton extra each month to the mines up to September, and to secure the above prices, orders must be in by the fifth of each month for immediate delivery or they will take the next month's prices, and when 0 orders •are accepted by us we will send acknowledgment of some to yon *.' • which will secure you and we will deliver as promptly as possible after. • •• The above prices are for Furnace, Stove, Chesuutand Cannel Coal. We 4.. • have also Pea Coal which is $1.00 per ton less. We have Domestic Boal for • • grates at same rate as Pea Coal. Our Cannel Coal will burn in cooking •, o stoves without grates and is fine for summer use—try it, and if •not satisfac- a • tory we will take it back free of charge.'•l • Farmers wishing to load and draw their own Coal will have 25c per •• r ton rebate. All large orders will be weighed on town scales. Our terms for t • Coal are strictly cash. • • Iwingham Coal 8 Wood Supply Co. 1 W. R. GREEN, Manager. 4,• • •••4••••••••••••••••••4••• :••••••••••o••••••••••••••• •. v, CANADIAN ORDER WOODMEN OF THE WORLD Camp National, No. 139 IIIIOLD their regular meetings on the 2nd and 4th Friday- in each month, iu Odd• fellows' Hall. All visitors welcome. 11. MAXWELL, C. C. R. 11. Cnow»xR, Clerk. WINGHAM Machine Shop We are prepared to do all kinds of Machinery Repairing, and respectfully solioit your it trade. Farmers, do not wait until yon want to use your implements that need re- pairs, but bring them in and have them put in good working order, 80 that they will be ready for use. Lawn Mowers, 'Bicycles, ete., repaired. All work promptly attended to and guaranteed to give satisfaction. W. C. PATON Machinist and General Repair Shop, Victoria Street, gingham, I Opposite Skating stink. NORTH END BUTCHER SHOP. .Having purchased Mr. Mitchell's in- terests in the Butchering business, I will continue the same in the old stand, and solicit a continuance of the liberal pat- ronage of the past, and guarantee the best of quality in Roasts of Reef, Veal, . Lamb and Pork. Steaks, Clops, Soup Bones, Boiling lin Pieces. Ii JB S All orders delivered promptly to any part of the town. Highest cash price paid for Hides and Skins, THOS. FELLS.