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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1904-11-17, Page 1VOL X IIX,—NO, 171 Q, . Fine Tailoring T AILOjII jG is our business, and it would please t e ex• tieedingly if you would step in for a look at the elegant new Over - coatings, Suitinge, Tronaeringe, eto., for Fail and Winter wear. The pat- terns are the bandsomest that weav- ers' wits could produce. Come in to see the new ideas, a nd '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 cominnn- •ity are'our steady patrons, and if you favor us with your tinder you will be in the hands of skilful tailors. Come in for a look and a talk, at any rate. HATS AND GAPS. In Hate an Caps we have all the latest styles, and when you used any• thine in thio line you should not buy elsewhere before seeing our big rouge to cheese from,. Prices 50c to $3. New Uuderwear, ries, etc, arriving daily.,--•^ Eomuth Bros. Clothiers and Gents' Furnishers. MARRIAGE LICENSES .r leaned by FRANK PATaasoN, No. 23 victoria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required. DOMIN1ON BANK WINCHAM Capital paid up, $ 3,0 0 0 ,00 0 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $ 3,414,000 Farmers' Notes discounted. Drafts told on all points in Canada, the tJuited States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT --Interest allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards, and'added to principal 80th June and 81st December each year. A. T. HEPBURN* Manager. Vanatone, Solicitor, BANK OF HAMILTON WINGHAM. Capital paid, np, $2,250,000.$10. Reserve Fond, $2,000,000.00. Total Assets, $25,000,000.00. President— Hole. WM, Glrsaoit. Vtoe•1'resident and General Manager --J. TuiutauLL. Asaiatent clean atatesger—Fl, M. Waleson lrxnt/ao onS Sala Promo,, A. 11. Lea Johtr S. Hendrie, Geo, Rutherford, vyrtis A. $irge. Inepeoter-4t, VRilisoti. . awn" laAisaa. Izitey am r tied nmaasa to till pts a 8IitbMa no Seth atavember each year.• sowed Deposits also reo+e lied et surrenal 'canes of interest. . �'r, 0011.1 1011111), Agent to 3►Itil iiribtJ i b litOt Mlle, Sollsltertl'. WING -RAM. ONTARIO, TEIJESIAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1904, aurBO Teas. Wear Greer's Siloes and %Oben( Are, Aa. good as we say they are, probably better than you think they are. They'haye no finely names, They need nope. Simply ask for our, 25o, or $bo, or 40c Tea, and you will get in your parcel this stere', idea of tea good - nese without paying more than you ought for it, Of tonne there may be people who have formed a preference for some other brand or blend of tea, who wouldn't care to change, But we have noticed that, the great majority of those who try these Teas of ours stay with them. R1 Ai Hutchison GROCERIES AND CROCKERY Goods delivered promptly. Phone 59 Real Estate Notice. It will,,pny yon to come to me to buy your farm Or town property, Never before had I such an extensive fist (both in town and coun- try! for sale. 1 have about 0,000 acres of land, comprising some of NI. best farms in the conn - ties of Huron and Bruce, and now is the time for the intending put chaser to have a look at them. 1 ran also suit you in town property no matter what you may, desire. Prices rang- ing from $400 up to $4,000, Cot ection of rents and accounts a specialty. Life and Accident Insurance effected. ' C. J. MAGUIRE Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent, VANdroNii BLOCK, • WINGHAM, ONT. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. The Zeti We nuderatand t Zetland bridge has is position. This been completed eons weather is now so col wish to have their he the river. The should see that this n plated as promptly as nd Bridge. at the iron for the lot yet been placed ork should have weeks ago, as the 3 that people do not ses going through roper authorities eded work is corn - possible. For 'vicars, guitars, mandolins and small goods of all kinds, „n to D. Bell's music store.. 3 New Marr Hon. Mr. Stratt tory, bas issued a the issuers of ma the Province, inft licenses issued ba- in yin case of marria the Province, sued' containing can be used ons and an endorsem e Licenses. , Provincial Secre ircular letter to all iage licenses within ming them that the them are only for use es solemnized within w forms are being is - clause that the licenses within the Province, nt to the same effect. • THAT DRESS GOODS SALE.—When in town just take five minutes and see what we are offering. Slaughter sale of Ready-made Clothing and Overcoats, —Men's, Boys' and Youths'. We have decided to clear them out. G. E. Kinn. California. The Chicago ea North Western Ry has iasned a new publication entitled "California:" It contains a beautiful colored snap of the state, a list bf hotels at California tourist resorts with their capacity and rates; and a most interest- ing series of pictnres 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 stamps.. Low rates from all points. B. H. Bennett, 2 East King St., Toronto, Ont. NorroE--A11 accounts due the estate of W, T. A, p'ishleigh must be Aettled by December lat, 1904, as the affairs of the estate twist be wound up at once. Going to Tbo Brussels 1 Wingham young who bas been ass in his practice left ontar Sa da p, hani. He intend Edurbergh, where opnrsse i#i Medicin don alae. The P tiatera at Philede the Atlantis, kIe and around Brost pleased to bear a ao The lofts i pleasant trip oliaaert professtiori. Edinburgh: tat speaks that of a an: --"Dr. L Agnew, stingDr. M g ONaughtdn re for some months, r bis hotne in Winger ieaving shortly for he Will take a special and may gb to Lon* 'wilt also visit bit phis before orosaing tido man friends in It who will be Well his future sueoest," t Wishing Dr. Agnew eta/ tuoce % 111~ hit • Moving Into Mayor Vanatono time to move int Minnie street this w will have a fine ho ford will move into catee by Mr. Vans Hart having perch occupied by Mr. Cr into it. 'ew Homes. s making prepare - Ilia new home on ek. Mr.' Vanbtope Mr, A. M, •Craw- e noose to be va- ne and Mr. Ezra ed the house now ford, be will move Card of Thanks,. I wish to convey the Ancient Order dime Order of For League of the Meth many other friends forted me in the mi ness and also while. sadden and terrible death of my dear de wtsh also to thank the beautiful floral t al, and all others w ed mein my time o repay them, but it and prayer that th warded by the• Giv Mas. y sincere than f Foresters •ana- te the pworth i 0 .. rob. and the • • tided and cora- of my own sick - uttering from the low caused by the arted husband. I ose who provided butee for the Inner • in any way assist- , trial. I can never s my earnest trust may be fully re - r of all Good. ESLEY. ALLENBY. 0 Mission A rare treat w zeas of Wingba day in listening D., Medical 'Western China. medical mission ative of the oiety for sever home on furl dresses ou miss both the morn in the Methodi address a mass adults at an op School at 2.30 large coliectio exhibit at the leetions and off Fund of the ohu the above servic a y Anniversary. 11 be given to the cite and vicinity next Sun - the Rev. R. I3, Ewan, issionary from Chentu, Dr. Ewan has been in ry work as a represent• ethodist missionary so- years, and is at present ugh. He will give ad - nary work in China at g and 'evening services Church, and will also eating of children and ri. session of the Sunday. in. Dr. Ewan , has a of curios which he will fternoon service. CoI- ings for the Missionary oh will be taken at all 0 n t Ontario Li•erai Convention. It has been de ided to bold a conven- tion of the I,ibe a1 party in Toronto on Wednesday, November 23rd. The Lib- eral Assooiation of eaoh riding has been asked to send d egates, so that the con- vention may be thoroughly representa- tive. The plan as the obvious advan- tage of briugin the 'members of the Government in direct touch with the rank and file of he party, and giving there the benefi of its advice as to prin- ciples and measures and tthe course to be pursued in the i mediate future, It is expected that t e attendance, at the convention will e upwards of 1,200. The Executive Committee for East Huron held a me ting at Brussels yester- day, when deleg es were named to at- tend the Toronto convention: Arrange- ments have been ade with the railways for single fare, good to return from Toronto until N vember 26th. Every representative sh uld bring a certificate from the preside or secretary of the association by tv ch he is nominated of bis appointment t the convention. And also to get a cart' cate from the railway agent at the start g point in order that he may get free t' ket for return trip. For the best makes of Pianos, call and look through D. Bell's stook. Prices to suit purohasers. They are the best money can procure. . Remember the stand, near Bell's factory. November The residence of Barber, Leopold st en Wednesday of of a pretty wed their eldest dang the groom, Mr. Wingham. • The formed by Rev, Brice of about fit Contracting parti ported by her his and the groom b Mason, of West Barber, sister of ful $ower girl, Was played by Mi The parlor, whe perfermedand ale prettily decorated tired in white silk of White carnet ribbon, and her brolve granite, wi bridesmaid carrier nations. After t dinner was serve and the happy co noon ti.?.B. tkain Other points. The plant of many beta and Mra. Matwn edding. r. and Mrs. Chas. et, was at high noon ast week, the scene ing. The bride was er, Miss Jennie, and obert Mason, also of ceremony was Her- r. Gundy in the pros - of the relatives Of the s. The bride was Sup - r, Miss Lizzie Barber, his brother, Mr. Chan. eld. Little Florence e bride made a beauti- The wedding march s Johnston, of Morris. e the ceremony was the dining room, were The bride was at- nd carried a bettedt 5, tied With White travelling sett was h bat to matoh. The a bot4uet of pink car- e tlereniony a wedding in the dining room le left on the after. or Olean Sound and bride was the real• atilt presents, Mr. reside in Wingham. The Trac s eirtende Lowly c0ngratula• tient. I A TEAR IN ADVANCE ,ocat artier, Appointed. The Bell Te ¥r, lPeter T local manage and the new. upon his dot •a eplfone:Co. bas appointed ,ley to the position of of the 4Wiugbatu branch, weer bas already entered Pleas nt Social 'Evening. There wa a good attendance at the eutertainine t given In the leotnre room Of the Presb terian Church on Monday evening last •y the Westminster Guild, A good prog am was retadered and re- freshments ere served, These gather- ings help :ry roto a in getting the menibers of : congregation acquainted, The Guild •urpose holdiva an orgeu recital on an vening in the first week of December. r. W, Ii, Hewlett, 0110 of the beat pi• organ players in Ontario has been eng ged and he will be assisted by another g .d artist. Date of recital and other p tionlere will be given in our neat iss O. Coming Thanksgiv ours. n a nett/ pair of shoes for 1 No shoes better than W. J. Genua. Annu • Scottish Concert. The contra' tee in charge of the an- nual Scottish oonoert to be held on Tues- day evening, annary lOth have engaged the following high -plass talent' for the entertainmen —II. Rathven McDonald, baritone; Mis Mary Donaldson, of To- ronto, eloo tioniet and entertainer; Lillie Kieis -Paine, of Toronto, so- prano; Jas, ex, comic singer; Piper McDonald a d Miss Mabel McDonald, Highland da cer, Mr: H. Ruthven Mc- Donald and r, Fax need no introduc- tion to a Winghatu audience, Miss Donaldson is one of Toronto's beat elocutionist and forcibly reminds her auditors Jessie Alexander. Lillie Kleiser-Pa a is Toronto's popular so - prance and 's well known from ocean to ocean by 1 vera of vocal art. This con- cert promi s to be one of the best ever given by th Sons of Scotland, $12.20 Wingham to St. Louis and Redfern. For a seven day ticket, 'On No one should ever mi Great World's Fat same illustrated mation call at 0 address J. D, stinger Agent, Toronto. daily, going to the or tickets, hand - et, and full infor- d Trunk Ofaces, or ()Donald, District Pas- Cou In speaking candidature f this division, positor says: being made in aspirants for elections for January. We Bradwiu, of t as candidate f comprises th West Wawan and the viilag: would make ciIIor; he is w in the divisi. without mus and energetic a position vicinity. He securing the and for sever tary of the M and a most e a• he is. In fa sion No. 7 wi ing Mr. Brad council," n y Councillors. f Mr. A. E. Bradwin's County Councillor for at week's Seaforth Ex - "A movement is already ome of the divisions by the county council, the which take place next notice that Mr. A. E. e Blyth Standard, is out r Division No. 7, which townships of East and sh; the town of Wingham of Blyth. Mr. Bradwin excellent county corm - 11 and favorably known n and should be elected trouble. He is a clever snug man who has made .r himself in Blyth and ook a very active part in P.R. through the district years bas been the secre- rris Agricultural Society oient and obliging of ioiai the good people of divi- make no mistake by giv- in a seat in the county HEADQUARTERS FOR Stock Foods andCONDITION 'POWDERS liJ1 TERlriTA..IONAT, IRER.II:AGEvblf 1.EN•" NE]tl• %t'S .MERSE'S and last but not least, O1IE OWN Condfi- tioin Powder, 2Se. A colored picture of Dan patch (1.G0) the fastest harness' horse bf the worl, 21 x 28 inchye's and in 5 colon Rivett PRES with 1i=CJnd,' gOb package of "'International Stook WalioR cKihon JJns1 COIST.i sit doer to Post Od1ee When Writin, to Newspapers. When you write papere be sure you Don't abbreviate na the names oaf month of persons and pia may be perfectly p1 you know who you. but the printer will n ledge and will have him but your writing letter to the Howe• 11 out everything.. es of the week, or Write the names es extra plain. It 'n to you because are talking about, t have the huove- niothing to guide Five at On The Kaiser's Gov thing better than state figured out how many have the twin, terzetto Here are the figures yearn 771,916 Prussia their lords with twins three ohildren at a ti to a quartet and on ohildren at one birth Birth. emelt likes no. tics, It has just ladies of Prussia nd quartet habit. --In the ,last 95 ladies presented 8,509 women bore 0, 123 gave birth woman bore five Dr, Butler, Eye, Dar, Nose and Throat Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London, 3rd door East St. Andrew's Church. Glasses supplied. Oddfeliows "At Home," The Oddfel]ows of Wingham, with the members of th it families and in- vited guests, to the "lumber of nearly four hundred, enjo :cl a very pleasant s ocial time in the W ' gham Opera House on Friday evening , st. Mr, John F. Groves, D.D GAT. , . oupied the chair, and a very fine progr. •. me was rendered. Mr. Will. McLeod, !• uraorist, of Sea - forth, almost exoellehimself in Chara- cter songs, etc. ,=i se Dinsley ably presided at the piano. Mr, Norman L. and Miss Brandon, re y efficiently rend- ered a piano duet. " J. Duncan, con- ductor of the Wingba , citizens' band, rendered a couple of ornet solos in a very creditable man .:r. A quartette by Messrs, F. Hill, " , J. Greer, W. Lloyd and J, Guest w s ranch appreci- ated, as was also a p = no solo by Miss Lily Sheik. Mess e. Bard, Walz, Merkley, with Mite Hewer as piano accompanist, render:d very • pleasing musical selections. A very interesting feature of the •progr: risme was the presentation to Mr. • J. Chapman, formerly of Wingham but now a resid- ent of Acton, of a eteran's jewel on behalf of the local lodge. Mr. Chap- man has been a m .tuber of tbe Order for over twentyfi : years. The pros- entation was mad:' by Messrs. J. F. Groves and H. B. lliott. Mr. Chap- man in replying, ex ressed his pleasure on such an occasion and paid a high tribute to the good w rk being done by the Independent Or.:r of Oddfellows. Tables were laid in th councilehamber, and refreshments werserved consisting of coffee, sandwich, ake, etc. The gathering was a most :.ccessful one in every way, and highly reditable to the local Lodge of Oddfell ••s under whose auspices it was given. The Popular Am will give an up -to. in Wingham Opera ing, Nov. 21st, con songs and dances f specialties, Mono company is highl press, and will no do tainment worthy t people. Admission ement Go any ate ante : inment oust t= .nday even- ed of sketches, ending operas, es, etc. This poken of by the bt give an enter - patronage of the Se and 35c. n The Christ . s ■ elineator. The Decembei i•e neater, with its message of good oh er : nd helpfullness, will be welcomed in e ery home. The fashion pages are unu_ ually attractive, illustrating and descri ing the very latest modes in a way to ni a their construc- tion during the bus festive season a pleasure instead of a :: sk, and the liter- ary and pictoral feat . es are of rare ex- cellence. A selectio; of love songs from the Wagner Oper=s, rendered into English by Riche a de Galliene and beautifully illustra ed in colors by J. C. Leyendeoker, occu .les a prominent place and a chapter in t • : Composers Series, relating the Rom: • ce of Wagner and Cinema, is an iuter: ting supplement to the lyrics, A very lever paper entitled "The Court Circle of the Republic," describes some uniq e phases of Wash• ingtoe social life is from an unnamed contributor, who is aid 50 write from the inner circles of ooiety, There are short stories from th pens of F. Hop- kinson Smith, Itoeert Grant, Alice Brown, Mary Stew: Cutting and E1- more Elliott Peaks, nd such intesetting writers as Julia agrnder, L. Frank Baum and Grace ;, ' cGoway+ Cookehold the attention of he children. Many Christmas sum = ions are given in iteedlework and th : Cookery pages are redolent of the Ch 'stinal feast. In ad. dition, there are t• : regular departments of the magazine with many special articles on topics relating to woman's interests within and 'Without the home. 1 CHtiBOH NOTES. Rev, Dr. Wards • 1 eabyterians of , Northwest that they financial duty to the the Church. The annual cgnv men's Baptist Roane ary Society wee week, The Creamer: received front 208 c 128 mission bands, organizations, and time collections, ;$2,140.02, Rev, 3, O'Neill of Iarge congregation Church last Su nday ing. Rev. O'Neill is of great inagnetio f. in holding and deli last Sunday, to a "Around theOamp jest of a Ieeture, ful which he delivered t on Monday night, is now entirely free f flourishing condition bas warned the anitoba and the e not doing their home missions of • tion of the Wo - d Foreign Mission, Id in Toronto las reported $7,807.35 cies, $1,657.08 from $106.06 from other 9.63 front asaocia- aking a total of Three of tbe pas churches were out of Rev. D. Perrie pre sermons and lectured ing in the Cargill Pre Rev. F. O. Nichol, of Perrie's work here, was preaching anni Riyley and Rev. H. ley conducted the se ham Methodist Chu the Wingham Bapti event of having thei free of debt, and Rev ley preached sermons occasion. Rev. J. the pastor, was at P' aisley preached to in the Baptist morning and even - eloquent preacher e, and succeeded hting los hearers, :markable degree. ire" was the suit- or wit and wisdom, a delighted audi- e Baptist church m debt and in a "rs of Wingham own over Sunday. hed anniversary •n Monday even- :byterian Church. Cargill, took Mr, Rev. Dr. Gundy :rsary sermons at Hosking of Rip• ices in the Wing - ch. Last Sunday is celebrated the church property J. O'Neil of Pais - appropriate to tbe McLean, B. A., 'slay for Sunday, Smart youth wanted. Apply by letter. Box No. 4, TIMES office. The woman tba without her rub Women's rubbers English potato sed because of the and last by "rot." eties have shown disease. The soar Don't fail to he dilly Johnnie wit "Foliowi in „Some D: : the DeFew, rn Wingh day Nov. 21st. A Norwegian n invented an ele dicating the pres in the deep. It ants microph ed by wire wi ship. It is to invention wil applied to ot Ey so doing 1 men a lot of risks : cold by going ften regrets it, c to 90c. W. J. GREER. were are discourag• mage done this year All the finer ware themselves liable to er sorts are immune. er lity, or the Picea- e little glass eye," er's Footsteps." and te Opera House, Mon - ed John Eggen has ric apparatus for in. nee of a sobool of fish °twists of a metal plate e in the water, connect - a telephone 011 board e hoped that one day thie be found capable of being er places than the deep. would save ardent Asher- edless fishing. Now, To Raisers of Poultry: We are selling Pollitry FOOd Cholera is prevented. and fewle, geese and cluck& fatten easily when a tablespoonfais mixed with bran or ehopped food for every 25 fowls. 250, per package, AIIIMcCall&Cot Druggists and Opticians WINGHAM, ONT. IN WESTERN ONTARIO CENTRAL CTRATFOFIO., ONT. This school enjoys the reputation ot doing the beat wet* in Bueinese Eduoation in the Dominion, The large schools Canada and United States emPloy our graduates as teachers. We give the same instruc- tion to all, and that The Best. Students may enter at any time., Write for free catalogue. ELLIOTT & !AMMAN PRINOIPALS. Grit and Tory get the same rates when insuring in COSENS' Agency. Ail kinds of Loan, Real Ectate and Insurance business Wingham's Leading Shoe Store 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- lish and durable Shoes for Men, Women and Children will dress feet in a way to make their attendance an honor to ANY We're ready to attend to your wants in Footwear, and the tax you'll consider light, when you look at your feet after we're through with W. J. GREER Shoo' to the People.