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GHA.M TIMES.__
VOL XXXW11.-NO. 1709..
Tailoring
TAILORINGis our business,
and it would please us ex-
ceedingly if you would step
in for a look at the elegant new Over-
°Oatinge, Suitings, Trouserings, etc.,
for Fall and Winter wear. The pat-
terns are the handsomest that weav-
ers' wits could produce.
Come in to see the new
ideas, *a n d talk the
matter aver . 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, and if you
favor us with your order you will be
in the bands of skilful tailors.
Conte in for a look and
a talk, at any rate.
HATS AND GAPS.
In Hats and Cape we have all the
latest &tylet+,_and when you need any
thtug iu this lice you should not buy
elsewhere before seeing our big range
to choose from. Prices ZOc to 83.
New Underwear, Ties, etc,
arriving daily -'•�
flomuth Bros.
Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers.
MARRIAGE LICENSES'
Issued by "'TUNE PATERSON, Ido. 28 Victoria
street, Wingham, Ont. No witnessesrequired.
DOMINION BANK
WINQHAM
Capital paid up, $3,00'0,000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $3,414,0 00
Farmers: Notes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points hi Canada,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal 30th June and 81st
Deoember each year.
D. T. H PBURN, Manger.
L Vanstone, &ofioitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Capital paid np, $2,24,0,000.00.
Rererve Fund, $2,000,000.00•
Total Assets, 825,000,000.00.
President-- Bolt. Wm. Gilson.
V1oe•Preeident and
General Manager --J', tam ale:Mr .
Assistant Gert. Manager -1•t, M. Ri'ATsoz
John Geo. RuthA fa d Cyrus A, B rgeendrie,
son.
,tnitpeotor 'B 'ifPill ;
SAV11400 RAWL,
Interest allowed on deposits of t1,0o and up-
wards, end added to principal o'a elst May and
lath NoVet her each year.
Spooled Deposits alio reot1Y*t1 at thwreirt
tette; et interest.
W.0013i#OULD, OM
rOATITSO idf noLlikllie, dskiaitwrti
Our Bulk Teas
Are as good as we say they are,
Probably better than you thiui; they
are,
They have no fancy names,
They need none..
Simply ask for our 26o, or 85o, or
400 Tea, and yon will get in your
parcel this letore'e idea of tea good -
nese without paying more than you
ought for it,
Of course there may be people who
have formed a preference for dome
other brand or blend of tea, who
wouldn't care to change.
But we haste noticed that the great
majority of those who try these Teas
of ours: stay with them.
onomormirgintorm
111, A. Hutchison
s
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY
Goods delivered promptly. Phone 59
Real Estate Notice.
It will pay you t4 come to me to bay your
farm or town property. Never before had 1
Ruch an elct,miiiv'e:ii,t $hath in tgwn and coun-
try) forbade, ' 1 !lave ebttiut x,1:00 aures of land,
comprising some oftint best farms in the coun-
ties of Huron and Since, and now is the time
for the intending pui chaser to have a look at
them. 1, an aiso snit you in town property
no smatter what you may -desire. Prices rang-
ing from #400•up to 0,000.
Col ection of rents and accounts a specialty.
Life and Accident Insnrnn, e effected.
C, ..T. MAG.UIRE
Seal Estate and Business Transfer Agent,
VANsToiot Breve. • WINGHAM, ONT.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Social E
The Westminster
Presbyterian Qhurol
on Monday evening
being prepared and
served. This will b
of sottial evenings wl
during the winter
bers of the congreg
vited.' I
ening.
gild of Wingham
will hold a social
ext. A program is.
freshments will be
the first of a series.
ioh Are to, be held
ontbs. The mem-
tion are cordially in•
Smart youth wanted. Apply by letter.
Box No, 4, TlnsnS office.
Died a Burlin.
Mr. ' Richard ' A, derson received a
message ou Sund , conveying the sad
news of the deat of Mr, James Mc-
Oreight, a former well-known resident
of Wingham. Mr. McCreight left here
some yearn ago an for some time lived
at Doon, later In ving to Berlin. He
had not been ill fo very long, and we
have not been able to learn the cause of
his death.
For violins, guitars, mandolins and
small goods of all kinds, go to D. Bell's
music store.
The Fifth of ovember.
,The regular meeti g of Wingham L.
0. L. Nur 794, was h 1d on Friday even-
ing last, and after t e business had been
transacted, the me ere repaired to Mr.
J. Lamonby's, wh e a dainty repast of
oysters, etc., was p rtaken of, and a very
pleasant and pr table evening was
spent in speech a d song. Several of
the members ma brief speeches, re-
ferring to the deli ranee wrought in the
discovery of th famous grin -powder
plot, for which th fifth is of November
commemorated.
NOTICE --I have arranged with the
Dominion Bank to manage my business
and alt owing me on notes or mortgages,
can pay principal or interest at any
time after failing 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
yen all every prosperity.
ROBT. Molrinoo.
•
n improve
Always 50 the
the Globe'of Toro
advanco;in'introi
ntagazino section.
sIze, full of ill
got up. Onl y a
eine the change,
into favor With t
azine section goe
(Abbe. Much o
improvement is d
who has return
prolonged sojo
and has been ptit
magazine Sapp
Weekly,Globe
for $1.611, and
for One year for
ents in Globe.
ont, the managers of
to have Dead° a capital
oing their Saturday
It is in quarter -deity
titrations and neatly
w Weeks have elapsed
ut it hes jumped right
et eaders, This mag -
also with the Weekly*
the credit for this
e to Mr. F. A. Acland,
d 50 Toronto after a
in Londen, England,
n charge of the Globe's
latent, TIMES and
ilrl'tt of d'alittarY, 1906
itis and, Daily Globe
,50.
WING o, ONTARIO, TRDRSDAT. NOVEMBER 10. 1904.
Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
Change of esiness.
Mr; Glover, who as represented the
Massey.Barris Co. b e for the past year,
has sold out his bu nese to H Jerome
of Hamilton. Mr. . erowe has had ex-
perieuce as an imp ement peau, and we
beepeak for him a iberal patronage from
the farmers of thi vioiuity. Mr. Glover
goes West forth Massey -Barrie 00.
HOUSE To. EENT. Apply to 0. J. MA -
MITRE,
Gone to
Miss Carrie Meade)
Dr. Macdonald, ex M
on Friday afternoo
Miss Macdonald ]d is w
with the Young Wo
(iodation- and will vi
Japan iu the intere
She expects to be a
years.
Japan. •
iald, daughter of
P., left Wingham
last for Japan.
king in connection
en's Christian As -
it different points in
is of this society.
sent for at least four
-Timms end Weekly Globe till lat of
•January, 1905, for $1.65.
How to P ck Apples.
Owing to the c tinned high prices
of apple barrel sto k in Ontario, many
of thefruit gr ers and packers are
Using the box bu, el in wbtoh to ship
their best grade f apples. The British
Columbia grows suse'this package alto-
gether, and find t very- acceptable to the
western trade. Many Ontario fruit
groWere have be n prejudiced against its
use in the past, laming against it the
greater labor re uired for packing the
same quantity o apples. To overcome
this prejndir•e, th fruit division at Ot-
tawa will hove a peeial exhibit at the
coming Frei t. F1 in and Honey Exhi-
bition, Noy. 15 to 9, to demonstrate to
the growers the co rent packing of ap-
ples in boxes and a so in barrels.
THAT DRESS GOODS SALE: Wben
in town just take fire minutes and see
what we are offering. Slaughter sale
df Readymade Clothing and Overcoats,
-Men's, Boys' and Youths'. We have
decided to clear them out.
G. E. 1 nsu.
Examination for Ocober.
Subjects: Arith etic, Algebra, Gram-
mar and Geometry maximum 400.
V. Davidson 363 L. Nay 308, Maude
Troy 306, L. Ans1 y 289, B, Higgins 264,
A. Rintoul 263, G. Cruickshank 254,
Maggie Troy 249, Wm. labister 246, W.
Linklater 246, Law 234, J. Hutton
225, E. Ferguson 214, J. Perrie 203, 0.
Sherriff 202, G. Troy 189, V. *Holmes
181, **I. Davis 79, C. Stewart 177, O.
Cruickshank 169 A. Posliff 168, 0. Cur-
rie 168, L. Deyie 153, *M Swarts 148,
W, Stewart 124, M. Stewart 111, **Geo.
Elliott 105, ** Ross 87, E. Davidson
281, P. McPher on 263, 0. Adams 244,
0. Manners 243 0. Wilson 222, E. Mus-
grove 216, E. G enn 211, **T. Wilson
200, B. Marsal 164, *F. VanNorman
154, **F. Patte son 77.
Diad at Hans
Perot' OE Taycoif 11
bald O;ay10r, formerlylor, o
at Hamilton on onto
Bright'sdisease, which t
eulosis of the throat.
his 22nd year. Interme
Hamilton, beside his in
over seventeen yeare ag
Ca 1 iforn ia.
The Chicago & North Western Rylb
has issued a new publication entitled
"California." It contains a beautiful
colored map of the state,, a list of hotels
at California tourist resorts with their
capacity and rates; and a most interest-
ing series of pictures showing Califor-
nia's resources and attractions. The
prospective visitor and settler should be
in possession of a copy of this profusely
illustrated folder. Sent to any address
on receipt of two cents in stanips. Low
rates from all points. B H. Bennett, 2
East Sing St., Toronto, Ont.
Willing Worke s Mission Band.
The Willing W'rkers Mission Band
took charge of the aptist young people's
meeting, on Mondry evening, and rend-
ered a very credit • ble musical and liter-
ary program. A ter Opening the meet-
ing with devoti nal exercises Miss S.
M. Fisher, presi ent, gave a paper on
tke progress of •isslons in the North-
West. A chor .: was then well rendered
by Misses Rena ' .bertson, May More,
May Lamont a d Bessie Manatee, en-
titled "We are • Missionary Band." A
recitation was well rendered by Miss
Margaret Mai Fisher entitled "The
Little Indian M : ids." Miss May Moore
then sang a ve y pleasing •solo. Read -
fog, "Retmrne • Ambassadors," by' Miss
Barbara Styles a chorus was then sting
by members o the Band; reading by
Mise Bessie M reales; chorus "pennies
for Jesus," y Miss May Moodie, R,
Mareales, Ron Robertson, and May
Lamont; a sho address on the manners
and customs 0 the Doukohobore was
given by Rev. J: N'. McLean; dttett "Do
Something for Jent to -day"
was sung
g
by Mise Marjorie : nd M. A. Fisher. A
collection Was t . en np in aid of Mit-
Mont. Next in, ing of the Rand will
be held on let o" Deoember, whet# the
ele4titin of ofdee will take place.
Iton.
3t Mr, Arohi.
Belgravo, died
r 21st from
tined to tuber -
ceased, was rn
t was made in
her, who died
--The Daily Star till 1st of January,
1906, for, $1: Leave your order at the
T1ata8 Office.
1. O. D. F. At ,.
The committee in char
0, F. "At Homo" tobe h
Hall ou Friday evenin
have about completed all
for a successful evening's'
It is expected that Mr. W.
Acton, one of the voter
Maitland Lodge, will be
be presented with his je
been for twenty-five yea
the Lodge.
Tome.
e of the 10.
Id in the Town
of this week
arrangements
utertainment.
Chapman,of
u members of
resent and will
el, he having
s a member of
Noyrox-All accounts d • t.: estate
of W. T. A. Fishtebeh mus •e settled
by December let, 1904, as •e affairs of
the estate must be wound up at onoe.
Westminster Gull
On Monday evening, t
Guild of the Preebyteria
ofiioers for the ensuing
lowing members. Compri
for 1906: -President,
1st viae, Miss Fanny Pat
Miss Annie Cummings;
Lizzie Wilson; 4th vic
Matheenn ; treasurer, Mr,
financial secretary, Mr.
man; recording Secreta
Cummings; organist, Mi
son, The Guild hope to
helpful meetings throug
ing winter.
Officers.
e Westminster
Church elected
ear. The fol.
the Executive
v. D. Perrie;
son; 2nd vice.
d vice, Miss
, Miss Edith
cott Gordon;
H. Wight-
, Miss Lizzie
s Lirzie Wil.
aye a series of
out the com•
MUST BE SETTLED -
the late firm of Ball Br
by November 16th.
will pass into other h
11 scconnts due
s. most be settler!
fter that date they
de fnr collection.
J. J. BALs,
Died in Ma
Mrs, Harry Selby,
Cargill, formerly of
her home near Hartue
day, October 17th.
remembered by 'ma
being a daughter of t
gill of this town and
days in Wingham.
ham she resided with
ily in Michigan and 1
itoba and some five y
ried to Mr. Selby, a
near Hartney. Besi
three- year-old dangl
the loss of a loving
friends in Wingha
learn of her death.
itob a.
(nee Miss Jessie
ingham), died at
, Man., ou Mon -
Deceased will be
of our readers,
e late John Oar-
ent her girlhood
fter leaving Wing-
er mother's fain-
ter move() to Man -
ars ago was mar -
well -to-do farmer
es her husband, a
ter is left to mourn
other. Deceased's
will be sorry. to
' a
On the day of M.. W. W. In
tion sale in Wigham, e
were mislaid and ,• re. I
leaving Wingham,
piece, which s
session for nearly
our readers know
gold piece, a rewa
return to the Tree. office.
s' ana-
e articles
is has. since
is. : a dollar gold
d in her pos-
ty years. If any of
nything of the lost
will be given 'for its
Auction S le of Cattle.
Mr. T. E. Walk .r will hold an auction
sale of cattle at J J. Denman's farm,
half mile east of : inevale, on Saturday,
November 12th, a • 1 o'clock. There are
sixty-two head of cattle, including dairy
EOM. heifers and steers. John Purvis
will be the ancti • eer.
LAURIER GOY
TURNED TO
INCREASEO
RNMENT RE*
OWER WITH
MAJORITY.
As the result of t
electionsheld on
Laurier Governme
with a much larger
of 1000. This is st
fact that the soun
progressive polioy
tiou for the past ei
preoiated by the pe
and while there ha
in the personnel of
sides, add many g
at the poles, the r
lug to all who ha.
andbestinterests
teres s
mercielly, nation
Perhaps one of
and disappointm
the campaign jus
over of the three
tion column. Dr
vented East Baro
a spot or blemish
mentary career;
bator; and a mos
House, with th
elected by his col
chair; his electio
regarded as in do
even many stron
hardly believe th
ed. But the fate
it is difficult to U
his ability and e
jected. In some
there was an ap
part of the suppo
as the full Libera
Check
That
Cough
Do not allow it to become chronic.
DR FOTHERGIIL'S
"Laxative Quinine Tablets"
will cheek a cold in JL levy
hours. Does not cause ring.
ing in the heats. Gives quick
relief for all feverish con-
ditions of the system.
FOR SALE BY
Waiton McKIbboa
Next dost to Poet biline.
Dominion general
hursday last, the
has been returned
majority than that
ng evidence of the
businesslike and
f the Aduiinistra.
it years is fully ap-
le of the country,
been many changes
be members on We
od men turned down
ult must be gratify -
in view the highest
f the Dominion, om ini
on, com-
l1y, and otherwise.
he greatest surprises
to in connection with
closed was the torn
urons to the Opposi-
Macdonald had repre-
since 1887, with not
n his whole parlia-
clever and forceful de -
useful member of the
assurance of being
agues to the Speaker's
this time was never
bt by his friends, and
Conservatives could
t he would be defeat -
were against us, and
derstand why a man of
erience should be re-
ections of the riding
rent apathy on the
ers of Dr. Macdonald,
vote was not polled.
RETURNS RECE VED IN W1NGHA5I.
The Liberals h. d the spacious rooms
on the third floor of the Macdonald block
fitted up to acoo
and as the ret
0. P. R. Tele
flashed on canv
Thede were vie
The Conserved'
hall and there
to the large au
ceived by mess
Telegraph oftic
sonably certain
been elected
asm of the andie
vociferous cheer
ing of hats. W
sided so that he c
holm was intro
Holmes, as "the
Huron." Dr. 0
speech in which
most heartily fo
they had put up
thanked the Libe
many of them ha
The idea of a
once conceived,
response from t
The services of th
Scoured, and a
torches being ma
there was a.Plenti
ance was procure
was drawn up an
followed by his su
bers. In front of
modate a Iarge crowd,
ns were received over
raph line, they we're
opposite the building.
ed by large numbers.
es had engaged the town
e returns were read out
once, as they were re-
gers from the G.N.W.
When it became rea'
at Dr. Chisholm had
st Huron, the enthusi-
ce manifested itself in
g, shouting and way -
n the tumult had sub-
nld be heard, Dr. Olds -
need. by Mr. Dudley
ew member for East
isholm made a short
e thanked his friends
the magnificent fight
his behalf. He also
ale, for he realized that
supported him.
emonstration was at
d met with a hearty
enthusiastic crowd.
citizens' band were
procession formed,
of brooms, of which
nlsupply. A convey-
. and Dr. Chisholm
down the main street,
porters in large num-
be town hall he ad -
dressed the crowd, again expressing his
gratitude for the handsome majority
which had been ro led up for him, The
evening C. P. R. t ain brought nearly
one hundred Cons= vatives from points
down the line, whhad come to join in
the celebration, w ioh was continued
until an early ho r in the morning.
The jubilation was (mtinned on Friday
in Brussels, when : large delegation ac-
companied Dr. Cif holm to that village,
where he was give • a rousing reception.
Purchased
Mesarrs. W. IL
and Mr. Walter R
formerly of Wing
the electric lightin
Mr, Rose will take
at Teamster and
in Wingham and
the plant here as in
will also have contr
Wingham, having
on hand from, the T wn Couuoil.
Up to this time he returns give the
Liberals 136 seats, the Conservatives 72
and 2 iudependen•. Ieaving a majority
of 11 for the Gov:rnmeut. There are
four elections yet o be held.
Oa page 8 of thi issue will be found a
list of the member elected.
CHURL`
Rev. Dr. Gandy
sermons in the
Ripley on Sund
Hosking, of Ri
Gandy's work in
Rev. I. M. Web
been ill for some
as well during the
ing taken soothe
been removed to th
Quarterly Sacra
held in Wingham
Sunday morning I
were received into
Rev. D. Perrie e
"Thanksgiving seri,
On Monday. Mr.
Harvest home ser
Sabbath and on t
evening will leot
,ianiem." Re*. F.
will condnct the se
NOTES.
ill preach anniver-
ethodist Church at
y next. Rev. a. 1.
ey, will take Dr.
Ingham.
, of Brussels, who has
onths, has not been
he past week, hav-
bad turn, Ile has
hospital at London.
ental servieeg were
ethodist Church on
pt. Several people
hnrch mensbership.
ducted Comnitinion
ell at Whitechurch
Petrie will ill pr eauh
ons at Cargill Text
following Monday
re on "Presbyter.
Nichol of Cargill
ices hi Wingham.
$1 A YEAR IN ADV.ANCR
ightiniG Plant.
resp, of this town,
e, of Listowel, and
am, have purchased
plant at Teeswater.
barge of the plant
Green will remain
i11 have charge of
he pant. Mr. Green
1 of the supplies in
nrchased the stook
Church Fr e of Debt.
The Wingham B ptlst oongegation
have just finished pa ing the debt which
has been hanging •ver their church
edifice for some time pd intend celebra-
ting the occasion by penial Thanksgiv-
ing services to be hel next Sunday and
Monday, Nov. 18th a d 14th. On Sun-
day, itev, J. O'Nei , of Paisley1 will
preach morning an evening. Special
collections are asked for at both these
services. On Mondry evening a plat-
form meeting will .e 'held, when ad-
dresses will be de vered by Rev. J.
O'Neil and the res ent ministers, A
free will offering w - 1 be taken at the
door, Suitable mus • will be rendered
by the choir at all 5.:se'meetings.
For the best makes of Pianos, call and
look through D. Bell's stock. Prices to
suit purcbasers. They are the hest
money can procure. Remember the
stand, near 13e11's factory.
Death of
Mr, Samuel M
pioueers of this sec
his borne on Fran
evening, after a le
years. Deceased
Down, Ireland, an
forty-five years a
concession 11, Ea
he converted into
being nearly all b
it. Mr. MoBurne
man and was hi
Iarge circle of tri
last June, deceits
paralysis. and s
recovering. he pu
moved to Wingba
years he was a
streets, but for s
confined to the
McBurney was
politicts a Cons
seven years ago h
Young and besid
a family of five so
namely, John, o
William, Joseph
Wawanosh, and
The funeral will t
day) afternoon to
tory.
Pioneer.
urney, one of the
ion passed away at
s street, on Tueeday
gthy illness, aged 77
as born in County
came to this country
, settling on lot 32,
t Wawanosh, which
n excellent farm, it
sh when he settled on
was a hard working
hly respected by his
nds. Ten years ago
d was stricken with
rtly after partially
chased his home and
For a number of
e to move about the
me months be bas been
once. In religion, Mr.
Presbyterian and in,
*vative. Some forty -
was married to Jane
his widow, he leaves
Sand one daughter,
Turnberry; Robert,
nd Samuel, of East
as Charlotte at home.
ke place this (Thurs.
he Wingham cetue-
About 6 30 P. • ., last Sund ; , A, R.
Smith had the wi • 'hi::tore door
smashed. Besid it . u have taken
the party or parti •s ful . an hour before
to tie the ropes b longing to the awning,
judging by the ay they were tied. .
Now,
To Raisers of
Poultry
We are sealing Poultry Food
to fatten young. Turkeys for
Christmas,
Cholera le prevented, and
fowls, geese and dnoita fatter.
s when a tale
ea ily w tablespoonful is
mixed with bran or chopped
food for every 25 fowls,
25c, per packager
A lMcCaII & Co1
LIMITED.
Druggists and Opticians
WINGHAM, - ONT.
LARGEST AND BEST
IN WESTERN ONTARIO
CENTRAL
STRATFORl7. ONT.
This school enjoys the reputation
of doing the best work in Business
Education in the Dominion. The
Iarge schools in Canada and United
States employ our graduates es
teachers. We give the same instruc-
tion to all, and that The Best.
Students may enter at any time.
Write for free catalogue.
MEOW
EWGTT & McIACHIAN
PRINCIPALS.
Grit and Tory
f'x
get the same rates when
insuring in CosEN;i'
Agency.
All kinds of Loan, Real E' tate
and Insurance business
transacted.
ABNER COSENS,
WINGHAM,
Wingham's Leading Shoe Store
ansa 11)!
1 THANKSGIVING
Turkey, plum pudding and
pumpkin pie are well enough
for the Thanksgiving Din-
ner, but they won't keep
your feet warm or dry dur-
ing the cold weather that
will be dealt out to us from
now until the Springtime
comes again.
Our lines of handsome,sty.
fish and durable Shoes for
Men, Women and Children
will dress feet in a way to
make their attendance an
honor to
ANY
THANKSGIVING DINN1I2
We're ready to attend to
your wants in Footwear, and
the tax you'll consider light,
when you look at your feet
after were through with
them,
W. j G .EER
Shoeir to the People,