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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-07-14, Page 1• WINGHA1vI TIMES. VOL XXXII1,--NO. 1692. WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, TIIUBSDAY, JULY 14, 1904. $ f A YEAR IN ADVANCE lomprows No Tailoring Better Than Ours and our prices begin at $12,00 The man who needs a new suit; whether for daily, business wear a for dress, can do no better than leave his order here. He will save a great deal in first cost; he will get his clothes quickly; and he will get them as well made and stylishly fashioned as it is possible to make them; he will have hundreds of fabrices to choose from; and he will be saved the doubtful economy and un. certain satisfaction of ready-made. Suits—made to order—made to measure—made to fit --made to satisfy. No fit, no pay; You know, of course. • that's our way SUMMERY THINGS Summery Toggery is now on the bill. We have lots of cool comtort in store for our patrons. Make your selections now, Don't wait until the thermometer says 99° and `then r'tlsh in madly fir Summer Duds. Now if you need anything in summer plum• age. We're Yours for Comfort Summer Hats (Straw and otherwise)—Our Neglige shirts— Our. Breezy Underwear -- Our Summer Neckwear --there's oceans of comfort. It will take but little of the "wherewith" to buy the outfit, and just think how contented you'll be after we have togged you •outfor the summer campaign. IIoIllllth Bros. Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers. MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued by FneNii PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria street. Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required. DOMINION BANK WINOHAM Capital paid up, $3,000,000 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $ 3,474,000 Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points in Canada, ;the United States and Europe. SAVINGS D1PARTMENT—Interest allowed on deposits of $i and upwards, and added to prineipa130th June and 31st December each year. D. T. HEPBURN, Manager. 21. Vanstone. Solicitor. BANK OF HAMILTON W1NCHAM. Capital paid up, $2,229,980,00. Reserve Ftmd, $2,000,000.00. Total Assets, $24,718,013.07. President— Rosa War. GinsoK. Vice -President and General Manager —d. TuiwmrLt. DIRECTORS Cyrus A. }Urge, .tohn Proctor, A, B. Lee, John S, H.endrie, Geo, Rutherford. Inspector—HAL WArsoN. Earrings Bank --Hours 10 to 8; Saturday, 10 ;to 11. Deposita of $1 and upwards received. In- 'teriat allowed, and computed en the 80th No- vember And 81st Mar each year and added to j InotpaL Special Deposits also received et current ata Drafts on treat Britain and th v ted voted Bbnght and bold. Travellers are notified that the Bank '- Ilton and its- Branches issue Circular National Provincial Bank of England, Li which stn be coshed without charge or t #iIb In any part of the world. tiff. 0013B01ILD, Agdt16 IDIO11j.1Nt10N M 8,OLVIES, 8o11altore. IF YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY BOUGHT YOUR Strawberries FOR PRESERVING do so this week; you'll make no mistake. We will have an unusually large supply of THE FINEST BERRIES every day this week, Don't buy Berries that are peddled all over town. The sooner you get them aftl3r being picked the better; you are sure to get that here. We get them fresh from the patch, Your telephone orders will be as carefully filled as if personally ordered. - - Phone 59. R. A1 Hutchison GROCERIES AND CROOBERY Goods delivered promptly. Phone 59 Who Wants a Farm ? Ihvve over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands for sale, in 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in .Kinloss, Greenock, Bruce, Kincardine, Huron and Ashaeld 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 cont. For further par- ticulars apply to 3. A. MacKENZIE, Insurance Arent, Holyrood. AREAL ESTA�'E NOTICE If you want to buy any Icind of property in any part of the country tell me just what you want. I believe I can fill your requirements very promptly and save you some money at the same time. For good bargains in Farm or Town Property, come to me. C. J. MAGUIRE Beal Estate and Business Transfer Agent, VA a'1'oNE BLOCK. • WINGHAM, 01\r. The Leading Real Estate Agent of Huron County GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. $35,000 in Prizes. This year the Ca adian National Ex- hibition of Toron , to be held from August 29th to eptember 10th, will give premiums to e extent of thirty- five thousand doll s in specie, besides some three thousa d dollars in medals and cups, of which twenty-seven thou- sand dollars will be evoted to live stock. Particulars of comp tition for this hand- some gift of move and trophies are given 'in the good looking prize list, which can be ha on application to Manager J. Orr, 70 King Street East, Toronto. Fon SALE—A fine 100 a e farm, be- ing n3; of lot 13, co 2 Morris, good buildings, good locat o . .Apply at once to C. J. MAGUIRE, R 1 Estate Agent. Prosp The most pros where there is t loyal pride. It and great lawn wealth to make city, but order, dance of civic p tials. The nes with the evident clean streets and rubbish, the thin by all save the r the things which and upon which, prosperity depen rous Town. erous town is the one greatest evidence of oesn't require mansions and the trappings of a prosperous town or eauliness and the evi- ide are absolute essen- clean, wellkept home, of personal interest, ack-alleys free from that may be possessed Ily unfortunate, are ake a town inviting a large measure, its Dr. Sutler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London, 3rd door East St, Andrew's Churoh. Glasses supplied. Will be at Queen's Hotel, Wingham, Wednesday July 27th. Death of The following dard of last week r Wm. J. Ward, a s Minnie street; ---M at his residence f afternoon. Tube of death. Owing his terra in East and moved to Bl rest from active his health. All t loving hearts souls p . checking the waves a widow am have the sincere' Mende in their be /m. J. Ward. om the BIyth Stan- fern to the death of n of Mrs, Ward, of Wm. J. Ward died Blyth on Tuesday oulosis was the cause to ill -health, he sold wrawanotih last winter h in the hope that a pork would improve at kind hands and doproved of no avail dread disease, He one little son, who sympathy of many avement. Wear Greer's Shoes, and Rubbers Will Attend lurch. The members of Court Maitland, Canadian Order of F resters and visit- ing members will att nd divine service in the Methodist C uruh on Sunday evening next, The p stor of the Church, Rev, Dr. Gundy wi preach the annual sermon embers e requested to meet at the ourt Room at 6 15 o'clock p. m, WANTED—A gond general servant. Apply to Mrs. It, Vanstone. Wingham S$It Works. The Wingham Sa one of the busiest some time past. Dt June an average of day was shipped fro July the average h The works are ru capacity and Mr. sistants are kept v orders. Works has been laces in town for ring the month of le car of salt per hereand thus for in been a little higher. ning to their full marling and his ee- ry busy filling the Go to C. J. Maguire, Real Estate Ageut, if you want to buy a house in town, he has just what you want, The Kincardi The committee b union Sunday Soho (sardine on Wingha Tuesday, August 2 arrangements as The excursion tra Mitchell, via Clin Wingham is 70 ce oents for children. in a few days, giv e Excursion. ping charge of the excursion to Kin- u's Civic Holiday, d, • are completing apidly as possible. 1 will be run from ou. The fare from is for adults and 35 Bills will be i::. ed ng full partic Start your fires with at Fishleigh's Hardwai coal, Sold t 15c a sack. Lawn Tem Last Friday nfi the Wingham L the competition Mr. Chas, Knee afternoon and et contested and a 1 tors were present between Miss Gr Maggie Macdonal the winner by a f is Tournament. ,noon the members of wn Tennis Club held r the suit case given by tel. The games in the ning were very keenly rge number of speota- The final game was a Corbonld and Miss Miss Corbould was points. Moving to Owen sound. Mr. Robert Sturdy ]est 'eek purchas- ed the bus business at Ow n Sound and will take pnssessiou en I+ day of this week. The bus busine s iu Owen Sound has for some time eels divided among the hotels, but to f tura a union bus will he run by Mr. ` urdy. Mr. Sturdy had arranged to mo e to Souris, Man., but the deal fell tl engin wish him every success in h s ne Twice a pay to St. The Grand Trunk offer a through car service direct t Fair City --St. Louis, Mo. Montreal morning and ev four cents in stamps to J. D D. P. A, Toronto for the publication yet issued on Fair, and consult Grand Tr for further particulars. ouis. ouble daily the World' rains lea lid Mc nald andsomest he World's nk Ageuts Had Successful Ye On June 30th last, Malt Independent Oddfellows, cl most successful years in During the year the to amounted to $1072.98, arad i $652.71 was paid out in si The lodge now has assets a $3909.61. Tweutyfive ne have joined the lodge duri year. Mr. John Elder, w Noble Grand for the past t the members to ice cream a the meeting last Thursday Elder has the honor of oc chair during what was the 1 prosperous term. He is an 36 years standing, having Order in Seaforth when th started in that plane. All should attend the regular me lodge this (Thursday) evenin nd Lodge, ed one of s history. 1 receipts this sum k benefits., minting to members g the past has beeu rnl treated the close of ight. Mr. pying the dge's most dfellow of 'lined the lodge was ddfellows tiug of the A Loss to Wingha `- 4 B the removal'of Mr. Ro who with Mrs. Molndoo, leas for Fresno, California, to residence, the town loses teemed and useful citizen has been a resident of Pug wards of twenty-five years, that time has made many' For two years in successio the head of the civte giver town. besides for several y a seat at the council boa public and private life his been characterized by the rity and straightforward') won for him the esteem of ity. Mr. and Mrs. Melnd missed in social circles, an odist Church, and their m this section will join in thein an abundance of'hea perity in their new home south, Succe Miss May Pow Theory examinat servatory of M Miss Lillian Kerr honors she Junior Theory examinati Mary. Miss Haz Primary Rudim London Conservet young ladies p upils of Miss Co 0. M. sful Pu ils. 11, passed the Junior on at' Torouto Con- e, very creditably. assed with first class Piano and Primary at London Conserv- !Brandon, passed the nts examination at fry of Music. All the Ove mentioned are della Sperling, A. T. CLEARING SALE.—On Friday, July 8, we will commence a clearing cash sale of dress goods and light summer fabrics. Eggs, 17c trade; 150. cash. GEO. E. KTNG, New Post Mr. S. S. Coope the contract for th Wingham post offi week making arran the work. Mr. Oo of the material Ord now on the road t here he closed Eli Elliott to suppl the brick. It is ex will be commence favorable weather have the roof on tl bad fall weather. ffice Building. of Clinton, who has building of the new • t. Mclndoo s this week he up his highly-es- Mclndoo am for up- nd during rm friends. he was at nent of the ars having Beth in ealings have Wisest Wog- s, which has he commun- e will also be in the Meth - y friends in wishing for th and pros - the sunny Increased Cost. Hig er Prices. Publishers of county ewspapers all over Ontario are feeling le effects of the extra cost of all kind of priuting material and higher wage .ills dud are iucreasiug the prices f.: advertisiug space and job printing. he TIMES has felt for some -mouths that .ur prices for advertising, under press t conditions, are too low and we have .:en seriously Advertisers price as they er five hund- red less subscribers than rt : have to -day. In former years advertise s were cot - tent to change their advts ince in tour ade weekly, hey should be the best re- s doing four k of former rice. Many es have ad- TrnEs will n order that e was in town this considering an advance. are to -day paying the sant ements to commence did when the Times had o er says he has much ed and some of it is Wingham. While weeks, now changes are contract with Mr. and right and proper that a large quantity of so the advertiser will get cted that the work sults, but the poor printer next week and with times the amount of w Ir, Cooper expects to years, bat still at the old P of our neighboriug exeha e building before the vanced their rates and the shortly have to follow suit we may have a living profit Huron Old toys and Girls. Many of the for.. er residents of this I section who aro n as' living in Toronto took advantage o excursion on Sett few days with of county. The sp filled coaches art o'clock on Satur Lucknow. The leaving TOront divided into two Goderich and on bail olub acc Wingham and local boys by a rain on Saturd pleasure of th fine weather o fully made up f weather. Am train at Wing Jas. Timmins Peake, Lyon and Miss Scot Newton, Miss J. Anderson, Walker, Mfr. Morris Ross, Mitchell, Llo son, Thos. Leech, Dr, P. Ohas. Black, the Huron 010 Boys day Last to spend a friends in their native eta train of six well- ed shortly after one ay and proceeded on to train was well filled on and at Guelph was sections, one going to to Lucknow. A base- panied the party to et defeat with our core of 17 to 1. The y rather spoiled the excursionists, but the Sunday and Monday Saturday's disagreeable ng those who left the m were the following:— . Fred. MoLeau, C. N. 'ndlater, Walter Scott jr. Chas. Moore, Mrs. G. A. ade, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mr, and Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. P. S. Fisher, fisc S. Stewart. Miss S. d Sills, Utica Lexie Daw- rehead, IteV, and Mrs. H. Clarkson, A. Sperlieg, r. and Mrs, R. A. Walker. PARIS GREEN WE HANDLE BERCER'S English Green "THE BEST." Try ns for Paris Green and bo convinced that the best is THE CHEAPEST Moo McKihhon, Phm,S, Next door to Post Office, Attractive S Messrs. feeler were very cicely d hration on Tuesd arraugement a rep of rays of ligh centre to the sides of the north wind( dow a very pret colors was produc placed at the side tractive display. the handiwork of 's by no means a n Bee Hive windows of attraction for t Wingham, and m beard as to the be window display. ow Windows. Co's. store windows corated for the cele- . By an ingenious eseutation was made extending from the and top and bottom w, In the south win. effect of different , and a large mirror effected a very at - he decorating was r. F. W. Stark, who vice in the art. The were a great centre crowds who visited y compliments were ty of this np-to•date Auction Sale of and one good youn market square on at 3 o'clock p.m. ouseh COW turd Kel 10 f niture ill . held on my 16th, , auctioneer. y Dominion D An incident which eye of our reporter, t ion Day, when Mr. boot sign, the only r of the early days of for forty years has and the breeze," c lofty position, and on the hard ground tare of a couple of ri it is under the oar doctor and will no d accustomed place as The loyalty of th establishment for successfully spoken cannot be question took Canada's natal .a daring feat remai y Incident. escaped the eagle ok place on Domin- Thos. Abraham's veining landmark iugham, and which 'braved the battle e clown from its its haste alighting ustained the free- s. We understand of a skilful shoe ubt soon resume its esker of the house. proprietor of the hich this sign has for so many years , but just why it ay to perform such a mystery.,,µ~' NOTICE—I have arranged wi . 'the Dominion Bank to manage nay .usiness any all owing me on note- or . ortgages, can pay principal or in e •at at any time after failing due. 3 • . ember you need nut pay until you e requested to do so by me. I thank all those who have done business with me and wish you all every prosperity. ROIIT. Mclsroo. A Golden To spend fifty ye nether is a privileg such has been the Mr. and Mrs. M. whose golden wed on Saturday after') of their son, Mr. Mr, and Mrs Wal Wawanosh forty-fi few years ago ')love spend their remain They had nine child one daughter, all of ing and were pres namely :—Thos. E. Riversdale; James Wingham; Jackson Toronto; Elisha Wal Wawanosh; George Brussels; R. A. Wall to; Isaac Walker ant Wedding. rs of wedded life to - enjoyed by few, yet happy privilege of lker of :Teen street, ing was celebrated n last at the home esley W. Walker. r settled in East years ago and a to Winghata to ng days in ease. n, eight boys and hom are still liv- ut on Saturday, alker and wife, alker and wife, of Walker and wife, er and wife, East alker and wife, and wife, Toren - wife, East Wawa - nosh ; Wesley W. Toronto, Mr. and IS thirty-three grandehil grandchild, nearly al present, as well as br of Mrs. Walker, A East Warifanosh neje Mr. and Mrs. Welke lents of a compliment purse of gold from th family, the presentati E. 3. Anderson and 6 o'clock the party sa laden table and it was union. After lunch a were spent together in the local ministers, Rev. D. Perrie and Re were present and mad dresses. Miss Edith very appropriate recite bers of the flintily gay and all wished Mr. mabY happy returns day. It gives the TIN to join in the heart, and to exprees the hop still continue to deal theirs gently during tl On Sunday morning Walker, with their their wives and their husband attended s family church (Brick alker and wife, rs. Walker have ren and one great i of whom were thers and sisters mbar of the old bons were present. were the recip- ty address and a members of the n being made by W. Walker. At down to a well -I appy few hours social chat and days. Three of ' appropriate ad - siker aloe gave a ion. The mem- short addresses, el Mrs. Walker their wedding s great pleasure congratulations that time may with them and ir fleeting years. Mr. and Mrs. eight sons with daughter. and her vice in the old `Much) in East S30.00 to Colorado And Return Via Chicago, Union Pacific & North. Western Line, °Wog° to Denver, Colorado Springs and Pueblo, daily throughout the sntnmer. Correspond. ingly low rates from all points east. Only one night to Denvet from Chicago. Two feet trains daily. B. BENNETT., 2 East King St. Toronto, Ont. ON THE PLAYGROUNDS 1 Events of Local Interest on the Field of Sport During the Past Week. Wingham owlers Win. An interestieg bowling game was played on the Wi ham green of Friday afternoon of last week between three Clinton and three ocal rinks, The lei al players were play ng their best and won from the visitor by nine shots. The following were he players and the Clinton. Dr. j. R, IVIacdon Id J. Hunter 0. Dallas J. Spalding Fred Orr J. Johnston 0. Kuechtel JOB. Fair W. Holmes, skip 24 J. Ransford skip— Tilos King E. Hilton B. Cochrane Dr. Shaw Dr. Holloway sk- 16 Dr. Agnew skip -23 Majority for ingham, 9. Tv Lacr The Clinton la crossed sticks w with Mr. Brown referee. The firs was rather slow, concl was there a which the visitor placiag the ball i the third quarter t locating the net, a end of the game st tors' favor. The deuce of a good d home players espe very fine combine Leafs were some the absence of so se Notes. of their supporters, on Friday' last and h the Maple Leafs, ckson of Seaforth as' quarter of the game not until the se - goal scored, during succeeded in twice the desired spot, In ey succeeded in again id the score at the linton Club gives evi- al of practice, their jelly getting in some on work, The Maple hat haudicapped by of the regular play - SIP The Executive A. has ordered the match to be Played will be done if it b order to decide th district omraittee of the C. L.' over again, and this comes necessary, in championship of the Here's Bargain ! One of the mos popular papers in the country is The Family Herald and Weekly Star, of Montreal. It has al- ready a large nu I, ber of subscribers in this district, but o increase its circula- tiou throughout his section it has made arrangements r ith The TIMES for a clubbing offer r the balance of the year. The two ape's', The TIMES and Family Herald nd Weekly Star, will be sent to new ubscribers to jaunary 1st, 1905, for o y 65 cents. Subscribe at once and get he full benefit of the Pure Paris Green Put up in any quantity you wish. In buying it from Ds yen are sure of the best—it's pure. We also have Hellebore • Insect Powder Blue Stone and Bug Death Try ns for your Poiaons. 11111McCall8b0o1 WINGHAM, ONT. Fall Term Opens Sejpt.6 CENTRAL 111 STRATFORD. ONT. IT PAYS to get a business educe- tiou and it pays to get it in our school. Our attendance this year has been the largest in the history of this college. We have placed more stud• ents iu positions this year than any previous year. 'Write to the college for a naagnifl- cent Catalogue. W. J. ELLIOTT, President. D. A. MeLACHLAN, PrinCipal. $50.00 to Callicrnia and Return. Via th e Chicago, talon Pacific nd Western Line, hem Chicago, Au 5th to Sept. 10th. Choice of rout ,oing and returning. Corres y low rates from all points in da.. Two trains a day from Chicago through without change. Daily and persouatly eenclacted tourist car excursions. Write for itinerary and full partieulars legarding special train leaving Chivago Aug. 18th and With. B. H. BENNETT, 2 East King St., Toronto, Oen —nuns and Family Herald and Week- ly Star till end of 1904 for 05 cents. New subscribers should take advantage of this low rate. It's Oxford Time There's a whole Summer's comfort ahead for the Man or Woman who buys Oxfords now. Furthermore, they're the stylish caper. More Oxfords will be worn this season than ever before. No matter what the price—no matter what the style -- we're ready for you with the laTest, finest and swell - est stock of Men s and Women's -'0xfords and Slippers in Wingham. For Ladies and Misses we have Oxford.: at $r co, $ t.25 Plenty of styles at every price to select from. See Them, and you'll see the Oxford and Slipper display of the town. Buy Them, and you'll buy at right prices. See us for Trunks arid Valises. "<cl: Tommonsoor imismolmoni....T Taoism small W. J. GREER The Shoe Man.