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The Wingham Times, 1904-09-15, Page 1a THS WINCiI-SAM VOL XXXIII,-- NO. 1701. TIMES. WINGHAM. ONTARIO. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1004. $ I A YEAR IN ADVANCE Fine Tailoring TAILORING is our business, and it would please us ex- ceedingly if you would step in for a look at the elegant new Over - coatings, Suitings, Trouserings, eto., for Fall and Winter wear. Tho pat• terns are the handsomest that weav ers' wits could produce: Come in to see the new ideas, and talk the matter over with us. Quoting prices for tailoring means nothing, as you know, but what you can get for your money is every- thing. The best dressers in this commun- ity are our steady patrons, aud if yon favor us with your older you will be iu the hands of skilful tailors. Come in for a look and a talk, at any rate. HATS AND CAPS. In Hats and Caps we have all the latest styles, and when you need any- thing nything in this line you should not buy elsewhere before seeipg our big range to choose from. Prices 15Oc to $3. New Outerwear, Ties, etc, arriving daily. gomuth Bros. Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers, MARRIAGE LICENSES Issued by Felix PATIDRSON, No. 28 Victoria street. Wingham. Ont. No witnesses required. DOMINION BANK WINOHAM 1) Capital paid up, $ 3,00 0 ,00 0 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $3,4.14,000 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 prinoipal8Oth June and 31st December each year. D. T. HEPBURN, Manager. R. Vanstone, Solicitor. BANK OF HAMILTON WINRHAM. Capital paid up, $2,250,000.00. Reaerve Fund, $2,000,000.00. Total Assets, $25,000,000.00, President— Hon, WM. GIBsoia. Vioe-President and General Manager —r. Tantalum. Assistant Gen. Manager—H. M. WATSON DIRECTORS John Proctor,ronsgendrie, G.utlRutherford, Cyrus yrA Bir Inapeotor—B. Willson. SAVIUI GS BANK, Interest allowed on deposits of 81.00 and up- wards,. and added to principal on 81st May and 80th November each year. Spadini Deposits also reosited. at eiurent rates of interest. W. CORBc LD, Agent DXc)rieleO1fi et I3(3L]Y Ri, Solioitortl. w PICKLING SPICES...... We have the purest and best that can be procured anywhere. Give us a trial and be convinced. 4 R, A. Hutchison ■ GROOERINS AND °ROOKERY Goods delivered promptly. Phone 59 Who Wants a Farm ? I have 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 Ashfield Townships. Good lands with goon 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 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 Dent, For further par- ticulars apply to J. A. MacKNNZIE, Insurance Agent, Holyrood. FARMS FOR SALE. I have just had listed a large number of first- class farms, which for location and convenience of every description cannot be beaten. Now these farms are for sale at a very rea- sonable figure, and I aslt the intending pnrchas- 'er of a faun to come and see me, and I will show hint as good farms for the :Honey as he can buy anywhere in the country. Remember, I do not tune farms to sell at an exorbitant price. 1f I to not think they are worth what is asked for them I will have no4 thing to do with thein. Itis property that will sell that I want, and that is what I have got. C. J. MA°GUIRE Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent, VANSTONE Br.00tt. - WINGHAM, oar. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Excursion Tuesday last was seekers excursion R, 'Among thos were the followi Arcola; Mrs. Jas. Miss C. Tuttker t. Sproat to Moos Calgary; Ed. W Bennett and Mr Ed. Wightman • the West. the day of the home - the West, via 0. P. who left Wingham g:—Geo. Wright to Haugh to Winnipeg; Brandon; Mrs. Agnes taw; John Wilson to lsh to Estvau; Saml. Todd to Mo• orcin; o rince Albe• ROOMS TO RENT— for dwelling, in the Apply to iv v ooms, suitable acdonald block. HOStUTH BROS. "Times" C respondents. Now that the ho day season is over we would urge up n our correspondents the importance of utting forth a special effort to gather n all the news. We are always anxious secure new corres- pondents and w 11 be pleased to hear from any parties who could act in that capacity for t it locality. If corres- pondents are ou of supplies, drop a postal card to th s office, and we will see that fresh suppl es are sent promptly. Correspondents i11 kindly mail copy so that it will, reac Wingham not latter than Tuesday n n. NOTICE—I have arranged with the Dominion Bank to manage my business any all owing me on notes or mortgages, 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 n11 every prosperity. RORT. MoINDoo. Fall and Wi Wingham mere their consignment goods, which compr ranges in their diffe Would remind pros the ability of our them with sterling price. Give our mer we are satisfied you for the reason that goods if not better, a cited, at a lower price trading away front ohants who realize th by reaching the pa medium of the T Week to week have Which will help S'Oft t at the lowest $,rio Jlflnienneeneentee ter Goods. nts are receiving of fall and winter e the latest and best tit branches. We ctive purchasers of erehante to furnish 7ualities at a fair tants a chance, and Rill not regret it, ou will get as good d all things cootid• han you will by ome. The mer- advantagegained Ho through the ES Will from omething to say secure the best . Watch their Jnr • . __.rtl.Niila .•a Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers W. C. T. U. C unty Convention. The annual done y couvention of the W. C. T. U. will held iu the Temper- ance Hall, Goder ch, on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept tuber 20th and 21st. Mrs. McKee, of arrie, president of the Provincial Union will be present and give au address. FOR SALT: -50 well. b Steers of good qual• y Can be seen at M. Jr4 ply to D. Stewart. • 'tl two-year•old d a good kind, out's farm. Ap. + No More D The Brussels P progress on the bn to the House of R "Architect McBr' under authority o mittee of the addi Refuge has notiel tractor, that utile bricklayers and h at once the comp be banded oyer Cooper held res ,brick work is ori, Flay in Work, 4 t in reportiug the ding of the addition age at Clintou, says: e, of London, acting the Building Com - on to the House of S. S. Cooper, con. s a spfficreut staff of 1pers are set to work etiou of the work will other builders and Mr. °risible for delay. The y nicely started." HOUSE TO RENT.—Good comfortable house to rent, with all convenieuces, Apply to R. VANsTONE. WANTED, AT 0 0E,—.Li gond strong boy to learn the pl nibing and tinsmith- ing. Apply to J. Buaa & SON. A Silve A large number assembled at the h Alex. Cameron, on Monday eveni brate the 25th an ding. Relativesa from Wingham, Niagara Falls, B Toronto. Tea w eight, and all did many good thin Wedding. relatives and friends me of Mr. and leas. ma street, Listowel, g, Sept. 5th, to oele- versary of their wed - d friends were present thel, Brussels, Atwood ntford, Drayton and s served from six until ample justice to the s prepared for them. The host and host :es were the recipients of many useful pr sents, which testified to the high esteem Mr. and Mrs. Cam the b est of health. many friends is th spared to celebrate which they are held. on are still enjoying he wishes of their theyshall both be eir golden wedding. Conundrum.—What is it that grows as well in the spring as in the fall, and vice versa? Answer, Cooper's wall paper business. Char i Charged With g Ernest Gartun organization for th Foresters, was arr Thursday last, ch mene of the Order' age is said to now On Monday mor Brantford police o remanded for a we known in this seeti eral occasions visite Order in this neig expected disclosure siderable surprise to acquainted with t officials of the order st bezzleenent will in no auoial standing of the mount is fully covered trust company. Embezzlement. ant. , superintendent of Canadian Order of ted at Brantford on ged with embezzle - funds. The short. mount to over $3,000. ing ho appeared in urt, but the case was k. Gartung is well - as he has on sev- the Courts of the orhood. The un - has created con, eople who were e accused. The to that the em - ay affect the fin- rder, as the am - by a guarantee Mr. W. Glenn Carnpb musical director of Wil Church, Clinton,and wi throughout Huron Co efficient teacher of Pi organ, and all branches will visit `gingham o each week for the purp atructions in the above s desiring to study with find hint at Hotel Bruns and terms may be arra 11, organist and is Presbyterian is well-known my ail a very no forte, Pipe - f musical theory Wednesday of se of giving in. bjects. Persons r. Campbell will ick,where time ed. Hospital for Con Rev. P. 01ifton Park ronto, Travelling Seere koka Free Hospital t is in town for a few d who was pastor for ne one of the leading Ba Toronto, laid aside his ber last for the purpos sentiment in the quest thing practical for the Ile has held meeting cities and towns of has had notable sure built a pavilion in Ma sumptive poor. Otte, $5,000 and Is conside buildings, one for women, in Muskok undertaken to endo Brampton, St. Marys will preach in the M Sunday Morning, Se Presbyterian eongreg Hall in the evening. ing,19th, he will bol in the Town Hall at On f IeThe Fight A Plague." The pu these' Meetings. umptives. r, M. A., of To. ary of the Mug - Consumptives, s. Mr. Parker, ly 14 years of ist Churches in ork in Decem• of rousing public n of doing some• onsumptive poo, in many of the he province and s. Hamiton has kdta for its con- e has raised over ng plans for two en and one for Stratford has beds, also has eto. Mr. Parker hodist Church on 18th and to the tion in the Town n Monday even. a publics meeting o'clock and speak nst The White o ire invited to Payment ofd Owing to the delay in or appointed, the time pzyment of taxes to se discount, bas been ext 151h to 80th of Septa Groves is uow busy pre; which will be sent to tl: few days. axes. heving a Collet which to make re the larrgeet died from the nber. Collector wring tax notices ratepayers in a Dr, Butler, Eve, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, Loudon, Ord door East St. Andrew's Church, Glasses supplied. rain Wrecke by Cattle, On Thursday nig last,' at 7.45 a O. P. R. freight, comg to Wingham, while ruuningat high peed, ran into a herd of cattle at a r d orossiug near Fordwich, killing and hrowing them in all directions, The in ine was turned over into the ditch river MaooInerry was badly cut about t head and other• wise injured, and Fire Ian Newman had his left leg broken at th ankle. The cars wero piled upon the tr k aud the night express was laid up at ariston until the auxiliary got the trao oleared Friday morning, the passenger being cared for at the Harriston betels the company. A number of Wingha ites who were returning from Tomtit pent the night in Harristou, arrivin in Wingham about 7.80 on Friday m 'Hing, Farmers bring along yo r wh .at, oats, pees, and barley to Grego . 's . orehonso which will he open every • siness day and whore you will receiv: the highest market price for all kinds of grain. SEAFORTH MILLING CO. Settlers' .Low Rates West. Via the Chicago and North Western Railway, every day from Sept. 15th to Oet. 15th. Settlers' one-way second-class tickets at very ]ow rates from Chicago to poiuts in Utah, Moutaua, Nevada, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California; also to Victoria, Vancouver, New Westminster, Roseland and other points in the Leath - nay district. Correspondingly low rates from all points in Canada. Full partic- ulars from nearest ticket agent, or B, H. BENNETT, General ;Ct gent, 2 East King street, Toronto, Ont. Teachers in T ining. The following are at nding Clinton Model School :—Arth • Scott, Ada Sleeth, Maria P. Gae' ' rneyer. Annie M. Smith, Chas. Alex: der, D. A. Do - ranee, from Seaforth Mary Kelly, Malan Kelly, from E •.ondville; Ag- nes Wilson, Hanna Wilson, Pearl Wynn, Ariel G. Pa, -, from Wing. ham; Isabella D. cDougall, from Glenfarrow; Elizabet Henry, from Whitechurch; Oscar ogers, Lizzie Chidley, Isabella Me t ay, Pearl Mo. Donald,Anpabel McEw n,from Clinton: Wm. Freeman, from Hayter, from Greenwa Elsie Clark, from Bly hale, James Cameron strong, from Bayfield fronl'Henall; Grace Me head, from Bayfield ; from Comber; Lottie Kippon; Mildred Grah now; Miss Stella Pure Ethel; Bertha ; Oliver Henry, ; Minnie Pen - Hester Arm. S. J. Coulter, (look, M. Aiken- . MacDermott, rassick, from m, from Luck - 1, Seaforth. Low Rates to the West via Great Northern Ry. Effective (daily) September 15th to October 15th, inclusive, 1904. Cheap one way second class colonist tickets will be on sale from all stations in' Ont- ario to all points on the line of the Great Northern Railway in Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, also Victoria, Van- couver, Westminster, Rossland, Nelson and other points in British Columbia. For full particulars as to rates, time of trains, also berth rates in Tourist Sleeper, also literature on application to Chas. W. Graves, District Passenger Agent, 10 King St. East, Toronto, Ont. HEARTBURN, NAUSEA and all disorders arising from im- perfect digestion are to be feared no longer. Fothergill's Dyspepsia Tablets GiVE INSTANT RELIEF. 50 cents per Box. Every box guaranteed to give satisfaotiori. moomiammogommenlonsmosaresemo Walton McKibbon DRWICCIST. Next door to Post Offiee. LoWney'S Chocolates --fresh. WINGHAM S' HOOL BOARQ. Regular meetly School Board was tug, with all the n 'Crusted Long, meetiug were rear 111r. W. Taylor' taker of the echo motion of Busses accepted. • Applications f were read from and W. William Abraham—Ira appointed carets the balance of tit salary of $323 pe The folio wing were read :-- Wm. Moore, wo W. P. Grierson, J. A, McLean, Wm. Bonn, wort W. T. A. Fishlei S. Bennett, wor F. Gutteridge, c Jas. Brock, wor D. Fryfcgle, pia Mrs. E. Dear, w Wen. Nicholson, A. Gosous, insur Grildln—Kerr react be pail.—O Grifu—Irwin be paid, and that be paid, less $8 school. --Carried. of the Wingham 014 on Tuesday me' tubers present except Mutes of previous and approved. Xesiguation as care - was read and ou Lloyd and Irwin was • the vacant position hn Gray, et Hawiltou n. a—That Jahn Gray be r of the school for year, at the regular auuntn. —Carried, ocounta,duly certified, $ 9.63 ork. 2.18 vel ..,. 100 2 18 h, supplies., 2 38 and snpplres..,10 50 eut 8.15 10.50 ering 1.25 k aud supplies, 10.50 aying floors,-,- 2400 ce prem . , . , , . 21 00 hat the accounts as ried. That teaohers salaries he caretaker's salary 5, paid for cleaning You are not going to put back that carpet and fnruitee without re -papering the room, are you? This house-cleauing season is wall paper season too. Choice assortment at Cooper's. Ribs We Fractured. On Thursday la t, while assisting in the lowering of a art of a furnace iu the cellar way of no. •& Jas. H, Kerr's store, Mr. D. Ta in, met with what might have been serious accident. The henry iron slippe a few inches and bit Mr. Tamm in th breast, fracturing two or three ribs, wag confiued to bed fora few dans, 1 t will be soon again at work in T. Arm trona hardware store. FOR SALE.—Park lots 42 and 43 in the Wingham Town Plot. Possession given this fall. For terms, apply to R. S. Campbell, on the premises. or Box 94, Mildmay, or at the TIMES office. THAT DRESS GOODS SALE!—Never was there offered to the ladies of Huron aud Bruce such an opportunity. Slangh- tering the most fashionable of Dress Goods right Now. If you want one, three or five Dresses it will pay you to drive 25 miles to King's. G. E. RING, Christian Endeay. Convention. The annual convent n of the Maitland Presbyterial Young eople's Societies, will be held at Wr. -eter on Tuesday, September 20th. T -re will be two ses- sions—afternoon, ommencing at 3 o'clock, and the e ening session com- mencing at 7 o'eloc . In the afternoon. the President, Re • 0. M. Rutherford will speak on "W +t Makes a Conren- vontion Successful " Mr. R. Land, on "How we are in '2raiuing to Succeed others;" Mr. Da fel Martin will deal with the subject " heering facts about Missions;" Rev. '' m. Farquaharson, B. D., of Durham Wil speak on "The Holy Spirit in Life and "ork." At the even- ing session a repor from Rev. C. McDer- inid of Moyie, B. 0.,—tee missionary supported by the ouug People's So- cieties of the Pres, ytery—will be pre- sented. An addres• will also be given by Rev. T. Wilson 'f Walkerton. Ap- propriate music will .e supplied by the se annual gather esting and helpful important branch rch, and a cordial to all who can e opportunity of gs, Wroxeter choir. Th inas have proven inte to those engaged iu the of the work of the ch invitation is extende avail themselves of t attending these neeeti Wingham Distric Meeting. The Fall meeting o the Methodist church, Winghent Dist 'et, was held in Bluevale, on Wodnesd:x afternoon of last week, with a goo attendance of ministers and laymen. Missionary meetings •ere left to local arrangements excepti • Ethel, where Revds. Wilson, Hu =er, Osterhoit, Holmes, Baker, Gond and W. IL Kerr will take charge; Sale , Rev. Mr. Wil- son,. of Teeawater, wil conduct the ser. vices; Bervie will ha : Reads. Philip and Smith; Whiteoh • role, Rev. Mill - yard; aud Belgrave, it v. Philp. BY resolution of Re ds. Millyard and Holmes the various mi inters were made responsible for. the Ed catibned S.ouiety meetings of the Distri •t The subjoined suets . re assessed to the various charges on .th: District for the #cpwing funds:— Sipe •: nnuation Genii Oir•eui , Minister Conf'ce Wingham , .. - 108 4 • $44 40 $18 04 Kincardine ., 82 3 37 80 13 67 Lucknow,..: 63 0 26 40 10 52 Brussels 63 0 24 75 10 66 T'eeswater57 0 22 40 9 47 Ethel 49 0 20 80 8 20 Fordwich • . • 55 0 1 20 80 9 10 Gerrie 63 0' 24 75 10 58 Wroxeter 89 0 15 00 6 47 Blnevale .. , 55 0 i 21 1e 9 24 Ashfield ..... 56 0 22 40 9. 20 Salem.,....,45 0 18 07 7 50 Bethel 89 0 16 55 6 57 Ripley 62 0 24 75 10 27 Bervie 72 0 18 60 12 06 Tiverton 89 0i 16 12 6 47 Whiteohurch 48 0 18 60 7 99 Belgrave - 50 0i 19 23 8 31 $1045 0t $412 54 $174 34 Rev. Dr. Guudy, w • has been actively Interested in pushing he claims of Alma College, St. Thomas, °ported what had been done. $250.00 was asked for on Wingham District an the prospects were very favorable to 'aving the total amount collected. n Wingham Dis- trict the amounts re.•rted so far are :— Wingham, $20; K•sardine, $10.10; Lucknow, $.80, inch s ing a $50 subscrip- tion by John Joy t; Brussels, $9.25; Fordwich, $12; Go. ie, $6.15; Wroxeter, $7; Bluevale, $15; ethel, $3; Ripley, $8; Bervie, $10; T verton, $5; White- church, $8 and Bel ;rave, $18. A discussion wa- taken part in by a goodly number as o the most effective mode of carrying o • evangelistic work in the District and i was agreed that a grouping of circuit as far as possible and a union of minister al help would greatly aid in the desired s cows. "What about Lo• 1 Option?" was the practioal theory.as d by the Chairman. After the matter w+ • well talked over a resolution was pass • • urging the Official Boards and Temper nee Committees to take up the natter ud further prohibi- tory legislation we a possible. The question of 'alteuiug a new in- terest iu Stewards • p or systematic giv- ing was dwelt typo at some length and a resolution omni ously passed recom- mending the ado roti and practice of this Scriptural anc ery practical method in this important matter and urging that whereas Rev Mr. Husser, of Fern wich, has been a • .oiuted by the District Epworth League o aid iii the organiza- tion along these ices, that he be asked to write the var.' us pastors to 4telp in this work. The Guardia . Reading Club was spo- ken of and Rev Mr, Jamie, of Belgrave, was asked to t e charge of its initiation in the district. At the ootid sion of the District meet- ing the tnemb: s wero invited to a nicely prepared tea • the basement of the church by the itches of the congregation. The May D .trict meeting will be held in Winaham. More than likely it's hers. -- That medicine you tried to get at so many places and couldn't. Our vari- ety is pretty large. We don't often dis- appoint -- never in quality or price. AIL M9Call&Co. Druggists and Optieians WINGHAM, ONT. LARGEST A N D BEST IN WESTERN ONTARIO CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. This popular institution has au excellent reputation for strictly high grade work. Our graduates are in great demand. Eater this month if possible. Magnificent Catalogue free. ELLIOTT & McIARHLAN PRINCIPALS. Dates of Fall Fairs. Wingham Sept. 20 30 Exeter 19 Palmerston ... .... " 20.21 Harristou " 22 23 Teeswater .. ..... " e7 28 Goderich " 27.28 Stratford .--, " 27-28 Ripley 27-28 Listowel.-,. " 282J Fordwich October I Lucknow . .... 4.5 Clifford.... .. 4-5 Brussels '' 6-7 Blyth " 11-12 " 1344 " 19.20 Dungannon Muncey ........ A boon to the afflicted; he is ing again. T. P. Smith, ' ye Sp alist, will I be in Wingham at W lto McKibben's drug store on Thu,Sept. 29th "one day only." If u ave any de- fect in your eyesight it will pay you to see him. Examination free. Call early and avoid the rush. Wingham all Fair. The Wingham fa] Thursday and Frid 30th, and the dat weeks away. The znittees are putting tractions for this should see a large n Wingham. The us cert, with band in held at the agricult night of the fair. Sept. 30th, a long li eluding tests of spe: tainment, mounted provided, The list year is the best eve fn Wingham. The prizes in the liv: should bring exhi near. The prize lis tie is a good one. award the prizes i partnients. A full and other partioul+ the fair will be fou columns. The house on the event ises to be very larg your enteries early the TRIES office. fair will be held on , September 29th being only two ireotors and Com- u a good bill of at- ar and fair days ber of people in 1 promenade con- ttendance, will be al hall on the first a • Friday afternoon, t of attractions, in- , vaudeville enter- roopers, etc. will be Of attractions this given at a fall fair regular and special stock departments tors from far and for horses and cat - Expert judges will the live stook de- ist of the attractions s in connection with d in our advertising •ncert in the opera of Sept. 30th prom- ly attended. Leave ith the secretary at 11 A. R. Smith wa. in Toronto this week. He is bound to ha e every line assorted in Boys', Youth:, and Men's wear. Knee pants, long ants, overalls, suits, furnishings, hats, .: ps and boots. Call on him for your n: t over coat or 'water proof coat. 31 bo two-piece suite, 80 boys' 3 piece knit ::rs, also bought from ntannfaoturers tlta can be bought cheap- er than the cheape , Call and see. A. It, SettTIr. ..w.= .• _-sem.. . A School Shoe Sale We have a large and splendid assortment of School Shoes for Boys and Girls of all sizes and ages. School commences this week and we want to do an immense School Shoo business during the coming week. In order to stimulate the School trade and to give our patrons some Unusual Bargains in School Shoes We shall, during the next two weeks, offer all our School Shoes at Cut Prices. There is nothing the matter with the Shoes—they're new and the best that money can buy. Don't Miss This Opportunity To buy splendid Settee' Shoos for lees than their actual value. Yon know our reputation for selling the beet of Footwear -so bring in all the Children and fit them with School Shoee, during our Sale. Tho prices run as follows: -- 85c, 950, $1.25 up to $1.50. W. 1. GREE12 The Shoe Man.