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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-07-21, Page 1l• WINGHAM TI VOL XXX II. ----NO. 1693, • WINGITAM, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, JULY 2i . $i A YEAR IN ADVANCE No Tailoring Better Than Ours and .our prices begin at $12.00 • The nian who needs a new snit; whether for daily, business wear or for dress; can do no better than leave his order here. ]3e will save a great deal in first cost; he will get hie clothes .. quickly; and he will get them as welt 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 flit, no pay; You know, of course, that's our way SUMMERY THINGS Summery Toggery is now on the bill. We have lots of cool comfort in store for our patrons. Make your selections now. Don't wait until the thermometer says 990 and then rush in madly for 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 out for'the slimmer campaign. llomuth Bros. Clothiers and Gents'. Furnishers MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No. 28 Victoria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required. DOMINION BANK WINOHAM Capital paid up, $ 3,00 0,00 0 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $ 3,474,000 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. "ironstone, Solicitor.' BANK OF HAMILTON WINCHAM. Capital paid np, $2,229,980.00. Reserve Fund, $2,000;000.00. Total Assets, $24,713,613.07. President— lame Wi . Gflsott. Vice -President and General Manager —J, Tantalum. DIRECTORS Cyrus A. Bir e, John Proctor, A. B. Lee, John 8. klendrie, Geo. Rutherford. Inspeetor—H. 113. WArsoit. *Wrings Bank—Hours 10 to 8; Saturday, 10 to 1. Deposits of $1 and upwardsreceived. In- terest allowed, and computed op the 811th No- Vember and 81st May each year and added to principal. Special Depobits also received at current kates of interest. • Drafts on (#rest Britain it the United Setateb Bought and sold. Travellers are notified that the tank of Ham - Alton and its Branches issue Circular Battled Nattonai Provincial Bank of England, Limited, Wild( !o) Mtn be cashed witltont a Arg° or trove - /0e part of the world.. W OO.R11o'UtD, Agent VWOtI.IQ'SON k UO1,1MEs, Solloitore. Fancy Ciba Our ssor tm n a e ty his year axis a •'oracker•jaok." You must see it to appreciate it t ! ! DINNER and TOILET SETS These lines are our strong points. We have twenty dif- ' fereut patterns of Dinnerware to choose frotu.; and by the number of Toilet Sets we Feil we must have the best value in town -for they are quick sellers. • = • TEA SETS We have special bargains in these : 44 -piece Sets iu China at $3.50, $4,50, '$5 00, $6 00 ana $10.75. These prices are only good for July. R. A. Hutchison GROCERIES AND CROCKERY Goods delivered promptly. Phone 69 Who Wants a Farm ? nave over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands for sale, in 60, 76, 100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in Stntoss, Greenock, Bruce, Kincardine, Huron •and Ashfield Townships. C}ood lands with good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terms. Aldo'a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song. Also a good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con. nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap. A hotel doing good business for sale cheap. Also a wagonshop. A general store with large trod°, live village. Also a large amount of money to loan a$ 5 per ceut. For further par - touters apply to J. A. IdacKENZIE, Insurance Agent, Holyrood. LREAL ESTATE NOTICE) If you want to buy any hind of property in. any part of the country tell me just wliat you want. I believe I'onn fill your requirements. very promptly and save you some money et the same time. For good bargains in Farm or Town Property, come to mo. C. J. MAGUIRE Reid Estate and Business Transfer Agent, VAPfeTONB BLOOIM, • WINGHAM, ONr. The Leading Meal ].state Agent of it uron County GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. • Examine a Label. Our mailing Iist as been corrected np t� aaturday, July 'th. Pleaseextunine the label on your per and see that it reads Correctly. 1 you are owing the TmtLs" &br more dollar's, you 'ire re- quested to call an settle or mail the amount. The doll is may seem a small amount to each in vidual, but when a publisher has sever 1 hundred of tlgem outstanding it is dif rent. Go to 0. J. Maguire, Real Estate Agent, if you want to buy a house in town, he has just what you want. Year Soo We have just r stasticai Year Boo Which contains 1 facts and figures da within the co' Comparisons an with regard to e that has anythin or decline of indi of the country ai went of the nit the government. of information volume. of Canada. ceivCd a copy of the of Canada for 1903, he greatest array of ver published in Cana- rs of a single volume. contrasts are drawn ry conceivable subject to do with the progress stries, institutions, eta. well as of the manage - y departments under An immense amount ay be obtainedfrom•the Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Speoialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London, 3rd door East St. Andrew's Church. Glasses supplied. Will be at Queen's Hotel; Wingham, Wednesday July 27th. Over Stoc , f Dry Goods. Chief Justice Me edith gave judgment Saturday at Toro ito in the case of Brown vs. Dalin ge, tried without a jury at Barrie. ` his was an action to recover $1,000 pa • to defendant upon account of the p rebase of a stock of dry goods and o her Inerchaudise and shop fixtures cot rained in a store at Wingham, under term of the contract, whioh provided th t if, upon stook•talr• ing, the value was ound to exceed 87,000, the agreement w:: not to be binding. There was an exee a of only $6l. The Chief Justice foun I et the trial that the plaintiff had elect:. not to avail himself of the right to I eclat.° the deal off, Action was this„ ssed with costs, but without prejnstic to any action whioh plaintiff may b : g, ',based upon the alleged 'tvrongfu act of defendant in selling the goods, or for an aocount of the proceeds all : tale wlikh defend- ant has Made. 13 rioter D, Holmes ap• peered in the into este of the defendant at the triai'at B _ `e. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Wingham S The regular tueeti School Board was 1 evening of last wee evening. General tra ct aud ed a id gen dered to be done a during the holiday: be Laid ie two of th went will be fixed securing next sea was left with the tee. hoot Board, g of the Wingham; Id on Wednesday in place of Tuesday utine Business was •al repairs were or- the school buildings New Boors are to rooms antd the base - up. The matter of n's supply ofcoal anagenieut Commit - Stoves Range he Western F very busy turning stoves, ranges and day, the first of the .was shipped to a pdi this week Mr, J. S. installing one of t hotel ranges in th The Western Fenn giving splentliii s plant is running to and Furnaces. ndry Go. • is now t a complete line of rnaces. Lost Fri- argest size furnaces t in Manitoba and orden is in Fergus o company's large Welliugton hotel, ry Co's. goods are tisfaction and the is fullest capacity/ d general servant. aileron°. WANTED—A go Apply, to Mre R. Canadian Fore.ters Anniversary. The members o Court Maitland, No. 26, Canadian F. esters, and visiting brethern to the n tuber of about one hundred, ettteude • divine service in ,the Methodist church on Sunday evening last. Though thweather was very 'warm the attendai ce nf'members of the 0e er was very go, d.' Rey, Dr. Dandy, the pastor of'tf tl ci arch preuohed a very practical sermon for .the occassion and the choir of the arah furnish° cry appropriate musio.j CLEARINU SALE, On July sale of dress goods and li 1 summer fabrics `still continues G. E. KIn/. Goderich P ople Pleased. n its notes on t e 12th of July cele- bration in 4Vinglir m, the Goderich Star of haat week say —"Wingham Lodge, one of the most p ogressive to be found anywhere, desert, s great credit •for the complete arrptge lents they made and carried out, and f. their systematic re- ception. The St:: representative has attended such g: herings for overa quarter of a centur , but at no time rid he ever witness a m. e orderly gathering, meet more old-time riends or partake of more palatable meal ." Oddfellows Te members of 119, I. 0. 0. F. wil tion service on August 4th, in plao was previously ann are being sent to and all Oddfellows vited to join in the bers will meet at th p.m. The Citizen's procession, Citizen in making the tribu dead a success by v' and decorating the friends on the elate Decoration. aifland Lodge, No. hold their decora- hursday afternoon, of August 11th, as unced. Invitations elgbboring Lodges this section are in- ervice. The mem lodge room at 4 Band -will head the are asked to assist e of respect to the iting the cemetery raves of departed tated. i Just received a carload New Bruns. wick xxx special hit cedar, extra heavy shingles to seg $2 per square. Parties needing shin s should see these before placing their order. J. A. MCLEAN. Married a Y+°The residence o Kew at Whitechu pretty wedding•at day of last week, Miss Sara J. Ke Whitechurch, Mr. and Mrs. Win. h, was the scene of a sigh noon ou Thnrs- hen their daughter, was united in near - A Successfu Teacher, Miss I3rook, of the teaching staff of the Wingham seeool as met with ex- cellent success with er pupils at the entrance exautinatio s, Twenty-six pupils wrote from "itlgham •school arid all have passed an of the number, elevenis ora in the honor l,4li. ist. s Brock is to be congratulated n her excellent success iu passing all t : pupils. Wingham's F The Directors of the cultural Society) are se tractions for Wingha held on September 29e revising of the prize 1 completed and will be as possible. This yea to be ahead of -last This year's memberab the largest in the histo 11 Fair. ' urnberry Agri. raring good at - 's fall fair, to be and 80th. st is now ab ut printed as soon 's fair promises ear's good fair. p will likely be y of the 'society. Start your Area wits at Fishleigh's Hardwa Charcoal. Sold o, at 16c a sack. Export Cattle Ou Saturday last Aire Ilorialu, J. Martin and ertson shipped eight e cattle from Wingham W. F. VanStone shlpp Monday afternoon a tr ty cars of export cattle Luoknow and Ripley Winghalu. That won nine car loads, with a ty cattle to the oar, price at $60 per head bid erable money paid ing the j,ast Weeks. hipments. srd. D. E; Mo- urchill & Rob• loads ot export and on Monday d a car load. On in load of t,ven- rom Kincardine, passed through d make twenty - average of twen • nd average the mild mean son- o the farmers dur- Well-known J J. Elliott, V. S. companied by, Mrs. Weir were visitin Clifford last week stronger physicall pated by friends he veterinary business removed to his fa where he keeps a he light horses. Tht• e. clivaiion of "Doc" e which might be pei even more rugged hie.—Clifford Expres .nghamite. of Wingham, ac- ]liott and Master acgatntances in Mr. Elliott looks than was antici- He has sold his in Wingham, and near the town, dof cattle and buys tremely active in - Very Hot Monday was the year, and in fact fo day and Tuesday The beat was inters that afforded shade sieged. The therm have'raised to 93 deg on Monday. The churches on Sunday footed. The cool wa was welcomed. Weather, armest day of tb ten years, and San. re close seconds• e and every place d comfort was be - meter is said to es in the shade ttendance at the as materially at Tuesday night Bells at C At a meeting of th Sian ill Ottawa, an gret of Dr. Macdona was made directing Railway to install b street and mill brid matter that will be ure by the people crossings are very watchmen have installing of the b mauy a serious ac ssings. railway commis- nday, at the re- , M. P:, an order he Canadiau Pacific lle at the Josepbiue e crossings, This a ect•ived with pleas- Wingham. These dangerous when no en employed. ` rhe is will likely p event dent, Edition The Grand Trun which is the finest literature yet leen Purchase Expositio A good supply has one sending four ce McDonald, Distric Toronto, can secnre e Luxe. World's F: • folder, eciman railway t - Louisiana reat demand. ssued, and any is in stamps to J. D. Passenger Agent, copy. e 1I Died at oderich. James J. MacMat i,M. D., aresident of Goderich for man home in that tow several months arouble, aged 47 y Nes it cousin of 2 Er. Mrs. G. C. Manner MacMath and Mr. attended the fun Monday. The fuse one and was condue of t he A F. & A. 1! Knights of the Macs deceased being a cieties. years died at his on Saturday after ness from stomach ars. Mr. MacMath R. 3. Maclelath and and Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Manners a1 at Goderich on al was a very large d by the members , Sons of Scotland, ees and L. 0 L., the ember or these so- courages a vitality Dr. Brown will be at ectly raormanL in Hary-1 on Tuesday, Jnlyf26 onstitutions thanp lit• ft r consult: tion and throat cases. $50 00 to Califo is and Return. Mr. P. J. Rich Drowned Via the Chicago, Union Pacific and Brussels, who we Western Line, tiom Chicago, Aug. 15th to Sept, 10th. Choice of routes going and 12th of July was returning. Correspondingly low rates at Kincardine the from all points iu Carada. Two trains ardson missed th a day from Chicago through without charge. Daily and personally conducted . tourist car excursions. Write for itinerary and full partioulars regarding ner walked into special train leaving Chicago Aug. 18th dine and was dro boarded the trai going from the at and 25th. B. H. BENNETT, 2 East King St., Toronto, Ont. Excursion to the West. # Many Ontario peo le took advantage ,of the Home Seeker Excursion to Man- itoba and the West Tuesday and two special trains of ten cars each left Tor- onto. Eighteen peo le left Wingham on this trip and amo g them were Mrs, U. Gillespie to Killer ley; Mrs. H. Ham- ilton .to Dauphin ; Ar . Mcllwain to Del - o raine; Mrs. A. B. ckson to Strath - conn; Robt. Musgro e and wife to Cal- gary; Jas, al-gary;.Jas, Elliott to Calgary; Miss I. Simpson of Strathc na; Wm. Metcalf to Moosomin ; Robt Maguire and wife to Calgary; Miss J. . Henderson to Re- gina; Bert Well ood to Binscarth Miss Wellwood to ed Dear; Miss Lot- tie Bentley to Wi ipeg; Mrs. J. A. R. McKay and Geo. L sher to Deloraine. riage to Mr. Wtn. Field, a popular young man of this towi . Rev, C. C. Koine, pastor of the "hitechurch Nlethotlist • Church was the cfliciatrug clergy mai The wending ma ch was played by MIss Lida Kew, sister of the bride, and the bride was a..siste I by Miss Heuderson, of. Whitechurch, at 1• the groom by Mr. W. T. Thompson, o' Wingham. After the ceremony a wecling luncheon was serv- ed, and about 30 nests sat down. 130• fore the party br he up the child of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. olding, Lenore May, was christened y Rev. 0. O. itaine. Mr. and Mrs. Fiel I left on the afternoon. train for London • nd other points, an'l on their return wi I reside tri the boauti• ful home on Petri k street, recently par. chased by Mr. Id, The Many beauti. ful gifts receivetestified to the high esteem in whioh t e bride and groom are beld- The groo 's gift to the brides• maid was a bee s iful gold bracelet. A number of Win ham friends attended the wedding and • mong those from out- side points we e Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Itew and delight r, of Niagara Malls, N. Y.; ]lir. and Mr; J. L. Bahl, Wooster, Ohio; Mr. and t re. J. A.• Skelding, of Shelburne, Ont. not recovered and was then con interment. Mr. 50 Years of age a of Brussels for m t e Queen's i, from 2 to eye, ear, nose t Kincardine. rdson, a resident of in Wingham for the owned in the harbor evening. Mr. Rich - train for Brussels, and for Kincardine. In tion he in Some man - he harbor at Kincar- ned. The body was til Monday morning eyed to Brussels for ichardson was about id had been a residen ny years. ee ,ems_ NOTICE—I have arranged with the Soldiers at t H. B. Cowan, super cultural societies, race from the militia daps that four troopers as be permitted to atter) fairs in Western Onta is anew one, e,andthe ly to instruct. The ped with horses of should raise for mili expert judges will gi subject. Incidentall give exhibitions of sword using, .etc. e Fairs. tendert of agri- tly received word nient at Ottawa a sergeant will a circuit of fall he departure ect is principal - en will be equip - the type farmers try purposes, and e addresses on the the soldiers will work iu riding, It is Wond And worth a year's e 850,000,000 Fair at St. comparison the large and costly Expositio the World ist,iuterest rful. uoation,the eat ouis, beyn .t all , most c mplete eve 1 d. All d, uced fares in effect, permit stop ove at Chicago, Detroit and inter ediate Ounadiau stations. For ticket:, illustrated liter- ature and fultinform.tiou cell on any Agent of Grand Tru . Railway. Everybody It is a mistake to responsibility for ity prosperous rests more, men who are year and are called t man who owns .prop ity, or who is intere he earns his liveliho thing towards tile t muck more would r complished by any ratepayers who m the lead. Everybo suggestions on the are always in order an Help. think that all the king a mnuicipal- ipon the seven, or lected from year to e council. If every rty in e• municipal - ted in a place where d, would do some- vn's advancement, suit than can be ac- ven seven of the be chosen to take should help, and ins of advancement The Root of The Trouble Children miss fiiackboard lessons. Study is painful and becomes dis- Minds'are blamed for eye faults. Vitality which should be used in building bodies is wasted in efforts to see. EVILS OF EYE STRAIN INCREASE WITH AGE UNLESS CORRECTED. Modern science intakes it possible , for us to work wonders in curing eye troubles, by fitting glasses . properly. We guarantee every pair. A I1McCaII& Co . LIMIynn. %Druggists and Opticians WINGHAM, • ONT. 114 -..arm FOR SALE—A fine 100 acre' ferule be- ing n12 of lot 13, eon 2, Morris, good' IT PAYS to get a•business educa- buildu,gs, good location Apply at once boli fin?d it pays to .get it in our to C. J. MAGUIRE, Real Estate Agent. school. lir: attendapce this year has beau the largest iee'the history of this college. WeHave laced more stud encs in positions this jrt iR than in Fall Terms . Opens Sept.6 ) CENWAAL STRATFbRD. ONT. Kincardine S. Excusion. Tuesday, Argus 2nd is the date of Wingham's Civic Holiday and Upton Sunday School ex rsion to Kincardine. The committee h no* arranged all details in connection with this enjoyable trip. The special ham at 8.45 a, m., at 10 a. m. The f and for children, leave Kincardine committee has arr supply of prepared course exeursioni own cups, etc. Bt ircm trnin to pan other pleasing fe the committee citizens' band to sion. Keep the Kincardine for a any previous year. t*,,, Write to the college for a magnify -e "''e,., cent Catalogue. '. • _ rain will leave Wing- rriving at Kincardine ' re for adults is •10c• 33e. The train will at 7,15 p. m. • The nged for an abundant tea and coffee` and of is will furnish their •kets will be conveyed free of charge. An - tare of the day is that as arranged for the accompany the excur- date clear, and go to good time. —Times and Weekly Globe till end of 1504 for 65 cents. Good cha}ice for new. subscribers to get cheap reading matter. W..1 ELLIOTT, President. D.'A. MCLACHLAN. •Principal. The Fail Fairs. W Ingham - Toronto •• London Teeswater Listowel Fordwich Lucknow Brussels • • - Ripley Blyth - Harriston.. Sept. .29.30 - Aug. 29 Sept. 10 - Sept. 9-17 Sept. 27 28 Sept. 28-d9 Oet. 1 Oct, 4.5 - Oct. 7-8 - Sept. 27,28 - : Oct. 11-12 Sept. 22 23 e,u TIMES to 1st ot Jar taffy 11(5,,t'nly 40 cents. b• • Dominion Bank to manage my business any all owing me on notes or mortgages, 4111 can pay principal or interest at any time after falling due. Remember you need not pay until you are requested to do so by me. I thank all those who ,have done business with me and wish you all every prosperity. Rom. McINnoo. PARIS GREEN WE HANDLE BERGER'S English Crean ti THE BEST." Try ns for Paris Green and be convinced that the best is THE- CHEAPEST elton fficKibbon Phil& Haat door to Poet (Mine. Death A well-known of Gerrie passed ing in the perso his 68th year. sident of Gerrie and for twenty. in the flour only a year ago since then livin i11 only four day the bowelsdF3 grown up famil funeral will tak Friday afternoo ed by the L. societies. Wm. Dane. nd prominent resident way on Tuesday morn - of William Dane, in eceased had been a re - for nearly thirty years ive years was engaged Mug business, having entad his mill and was retired. Mr. Dane was with inflammation of leaves a widow and to mourn his Loss. The place at 2 o'clock on , and will be conduct- . L. and A. 0. 1 . W. } Improvem nts at G T, R. The Grand Tr nk Railway officials have decided to a oceed with the fen- provemeuts at the yards here its were; outlined in the TI)i ,S several weeks ago. The freight shed h • been purchased by the Canada Fen tura Manutucturers! and will be moved . the south side of the yard and a Awit 1 run alongside the building. This wil make it much more J convenient inloadi g furniture as they workmen will not t disturbed by pass- I ing freight trains. new station house will be built; near he ,Tosephine street side of the yard ane the present station building will be pul ed down and a new freight shed erec ed. These chsnges and additions will ve Wingham one of the best railway ya s and buildings Western Ontario ltd our progressive town is entitled to : e best that is going• Cool Oxfords We have Ladies' Oxfords that p••nn•ie ,&,.d .u;•ply Suuinier comfort, coolness and stvh•. The hot st e;tfl ee 1,' reear par tx- celleece fur Ladies' wear, Our Oxfords Pit There's no 'ramping of toes, no -rinult',• s• n"ati•"•e 110 slit•ping at the heel Not a bit of it Nothing but I. HOT F11' and genuine comfort. Oxfords in all the fashionable leathers; button .,r ties Marked at such reasonable pikes as ,$1.:".7i $1.40 and $1.590, or $2.50) for Oxford eleganee. Ladies, come hero for your Oxfords. Big Lange of Trunks and Valises to select from. W. GREER The Shoe Man.