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THE WINGHAM TIMES NOVEMBER 17, 1904
imummarnompummumemism
ilex: Ritchie's.
the Gloak Department.
Thanksgiving sboppexs will be delighted with the wealth of opportunity
ter tin" exercise of taste and good judgment afforded by our cloak department.
We 'wvill demonstrate, moreover, another noteworthy feature of ata service to
its eeptoWers, namely, its real actual eoonomy. We have described below in
full detail three eases where eircunaatenoes have been so moulded that you
may buy a skirt, a coat, or a coat for the little girl at a more than uenal saving.
New Goats—stylish and well made. '
59 New Coate --they are good costa and well made, of good quality im-
ported: Mersey cloth, tight fitting back, straight front with pleats,
pockets and touches of trilnming cloth, good range of sizes. Reg.
tiler $ 1500, for .. ...... ....,.. $12.5O
$4.75 Box Pleated Skirts for the Ladies.
In walking length, made of the latest colorings in Tweed mixtures and
black. Styles—yes, that's the word—there is a style about these
Skirts that will stamp thn wearer as a woman of gond taste and
style. The seams are well bound, and the habit back effect, all
sizes in the lot. For • . , ..... $3.75
Evening Wear f=abrics.
Time flies, and such being the case, we would like to remind our lady
customers who have neglected to purchase their evening gown not to delay
lunch longer. Leaving this important matter until the last moment often—
too often—means ruffled spirits,—the chosen colors all sold,—the particular
weave rot to be had, eto., eto.
We draw special attention to three beautiful lines just received, for
evening, street and reception wear:—
Silk and wool Crepe de Ohene, special value .56
Silk and wool Drap de Paris, special value .69
Silk and wool Popliu Eolienne, special value $1 & 1.25
In a positively perfect range of shades, all the new browns, reseda, bisque,
cinnamon, nile, cream, ivory, sky, and also in black. 44 and 45 inches in
width.
Alex. Ritchie
WINGHAM. I
BEAVER BLOCK.
MINOR LOCALS.
—There are 76 inmates at the Huron
House of Refuge at Clinton.
—TIMES and Weekly Globe till 1st of
auuary, 1006, for $1.65.
—Toronto's new union station is to•.
cost at least three million dollars.
—Mr. F. G. Sperling has been laid uo
for some days suffering from an injured
toot.
'—Turnberry Township Council will
meet in the Clerk's office at Blnevale on
Monday next.
—lip to the end of last week ever
16,000,000 persons had seen the World's
Fair at St. Lotus.
—The TIRES to any address till 1st of
Our Christmas •
Number
We will tell you more
about it in this space
NEXT WEEK
PERSONAL.
We shall be glad to have contribntione to
this column from any of our readers. If you
have visitors or purpose going away yourself,
drop in and tell no, or send us a note to that
effect.
HORN.
SricwARr.—In East Wawanosh, en rXovein-
ber lith, the wife of Mr, Isaac Staw.rt; a eon,
Moos$ -lit Brwssele, on November 4th, the
wife of Mr. M. H. Moore; a son,
r,indHJluNoember 4th, to
Mr, Moe.i3 l$sn
Ron--In Wroxeter, on Noretaber 6th, the
wife of Mr. Donald floe; a Son.
Miss W. Alba Chisholm is spending
the holiday in Torouto.
Mrs. H. Briefman, of Toronto, is visit-
ing at Mrs, Wesley Allenby's.
Mr. Thos Todd, of St. Helens was a
visitor in Wiugham on Friday last.
Mr, Dudley Heucook, of Toronto, has
accepted a position at the Bee Hive.
••Mr. Thos Hill and son were visiting
with Mrs, John F. Staples at Seaforth
last vF eek.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Jobb spent a few
days of the past week visiting friends at
W illisorof t.
Mr. and'Mrs. Stobie, of Seaforth were
visitors with Mr,, and Mrs. G. O. Mau-
ners oyer Sunday.
Mr, and Mre. H. Ball were visiting
with old friends in Brussels for a few
days last week.
Mr. J. E. Davis, of Toronto was spend-
ing a few days this week with bis
parents, Mr, and Mrs, H• Davis.
—There are 004 lice used automobiles in
the i'roviPGe of Outerio.
—Dr. Ovens, of London, having return-
ed from the Northwest will beat MoKib-
bon's drug store on Monday, November
28th as usual.
—A number of Wingham Oddfellows
will likely attend the Lodge of. Instruc-
tion to be held at Lucknow this (Thurs-
day) afternoon.
—Mr. A. McNair. who has been Post;
master at Cranbrook for upwards of 25,,.
years,has tendered his resignation owing
to failing health.
—At the instance of Inspector Paisley,
Alex. Orr, of the Brunswick hotel was
fined $40 and costs, for selling liquor on
a recent Sunday.
MARRIED.
MAaott—PAital1R-*At the residence of the
bride's parents. on,November 9th, by Rev. Dr.
(under. Mr. Robert Maco�i, to Miss Jennie Bar-
ber, eldest daughter of Mr. Ohms. Barhor, both
of Wingham.
CORK—EA9a$rn—At the manse, Elora Bt.,
Ha
Camernon nB D., Misys Lizzie lIaeh lento «A1-
befit gook, both of Howick.
January, 1906 for $1.00. An excellent I —Mr. E. G: Kuntz, Reeve of Culross,
present for a absent son, daughter or has announced that he will be a candi-
friend. date for County Councillor for Division
v' is fo
Tin
Kruse
is having h No. 3,Bruce Count
—Mr. L. G.
gy
er premises thoroughly repaired and re —Mr. Malcolm Aikenhead, of Bruce-
-papered and expects to re open his res- field has been appointed principal of the
taurant business in the near future. Blnevale school for 1905, in place of Mr.
roughs, colds, hoarseness, and other throat 1
ailments are quickly relieved by Cr isolene
tablets. ten cents per box. A11 druggists
—The regular meeting of Camp Cale-
donia, Sons of Scotland, will be held
mext Monday evening. Meetings will
commence at 7.30 o'clock for the winter
months.
—Mr. Ritz, who has been visiting with
relatives in this vicinity for a few weeks,
returned to his home in Dryden, New
Ontario, on Tuesday. He took np a car
load of settlers' effects.
—Mr. J. B. Ferguson; Town Clerk,
leas got his new home on Patrick street
';completed and moved his household
effects into it on Monday last. Mr.
gerguson will have a. cotnfortable home.
—Wednesday of last week was the
birthday of Edward VII, King of Great
Britain and Ireland, Emperor of India,
etc., who was born on November 9th,
1841, and is consequently 63 years of
age.
DIED
SuAni' —ln Teesweter, on November 8th,
Mrs. James Sharpe, aged 72 years,
CLAUK—In Culross, on November. 7th, Peter
Clark, .,ged 77 years and 8 months,
GRran—ln Rost Wawanosh, on November
l$th. William Grigg, aged 55 years, 8 months
anti 18 day s, •
Mrimon—In Grey on November 4th, Pranois
Miller, aged 78 years. .
MoKAr—In Brussels, on Nov, Ord, Alexander
McKay, aged 89 yeera 7 months.
SEESAVER—In Molesworth, on Nov. 6th,
Charles Seehaver, aged 45 years.
WALKER BROS, & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM.
Night palls at Button Block, or resi-
denoe at Ritchie's property on Scott St.
or third house west of school on John
street. Shop opposite M aodonald block.
Huron County Council Election.
To the Electors of Division No. 7—com-
prising the Townships of Ea,t and
West Wawanosh, the Village of
Blyth and the Town of Wingham :
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,—
At
ENTLEMENAt the request of a large number of the elec-
tors, I am a candidate for the representation
of Div, No. 7 in Huron County Council, and
take this opportunity of appealing to you for
Your support. 1f honored with election, my
aim will be to equally and thoroughly repre-
sent every portion of the division to the best
of my ability.
I am, your obedient servant,
A. E. BRADWIN.
Blyth, Nov. 2nd, 1904.
Mr. and Mrs. 13. H. Chisholm and
children left Wingham on Saturday last
for their new home in Toronto. They
will carry with them the best wishes of
many Wingham friends.
Mrs. Jas. Haugh and children have
returned home from North Dakota,
where they spent some weeks visiting
with Mrs. Haugh's brothers and sisters
iu Devil's Lake and other points in
Dakota.
Mr. Robt. Miller, of Wroxeter, County
Councillor, was in town on Saturday.
Mr. Miller is one of the oldest members
of the County Council and we will be
pleased to hear of his election for the
division composed of Howick, Turnberry
and Wroxeter.
J. 5. Elliott, V. S. and Mrs. Elliott
left on Monday morning for Colorado,
winter for the
where
will theyw
spent the
benefit of Mr. Elliott's health. • His
friends will w ish him a pleasant so-
journ in the south and hope he may re-
turn home in the spring much improved
in health.
A. MacEwen, who has resigned.
—Mr. David Robertson has pnrohased
Mr. Thos. Moore's brick cottage on
Oentre street. The sale was made
through C. S. Maguire, real estate agent.
—A party of W,ingham sportsmen had
a pleasant day's outing in the woods of
Howick on Friday. Several rabbits and
partridge were brought home by the
party.
—Miss Delmarch, the fast little mare,
owned by the late Gus Goehel of Mitch-
ell has been sold to a London gentleman
for $300. Mr. Goebel at one time valued
her at $2,000.
—Mr. Wm. Wellwood.of West Wawa -
nosh was in town on Tuesday, looking
to the purchase of town property, and
intends moving his family to town in
about a month.
—Mr. Paul Powell, Tax Collector for
She Township of Turnberry, will be at
"Blnevale on Monday afternoon, Novem-
ber 21st, and at Queen's hotel, Wing -
ham, all day on Saturday, November
96th.
—The Young Ladies' Fortnightly
Club will meet at the home of Miss
Cummings, Victoria street, on Tuesday
November twenty second. Members
kindly notice the change from Mon-
day to Tuesday evening.
—Mr. Archibald Martin, of East Wa.
wanosh has been appointed a justice of
the peace for the County of Huron. Mr.
Martin is One of the earliest settlers in
Wawanosh, having been a resident there
for nearly forty-eight years.
—.Mr. Thos. Fells, the north end
Istitoher, is having a deer shipped to him
trom Muskoka by Mr. W. G. Nicholson
at Morris. The deer will arrive next
Wednesday and Mr. Fells will be able to
give his customers a treat of venison.
--1f we were to give a boiled down
feolpo for anooese in business we
ttlsotrld feel inclined to put it something'
it a this: --"ileo to it that you never let
trending tri the people, through the
ssorspoperti as tetdless drain of oonvino•
fag edvlir. end then always live up to
itse tw'l''wts."'
Huron County House of R uge
and Industrial F m,
HArKSGIV1NG WEEK. •.
AT THE BEE HIVE.'
.111111*1.1,
yclone of Money -Sawing Prices
AWAIT YOU AT THIS BUSY STORE.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES, SHOES,
ttl?PLIdATIONS for he sitiOli9 of Keeper
and Matron for t: : Obs* of Refuge and
Industrial Farm in t ' . County of Huron will
be received on or before the first day of
DPcember next.
Applications to be in writing and addressed
to W. Lane, County Clerk, Goderich.
H. SPACEMAN,
Chairman H. of R, Com.
Dated July 18th, 1904.
Always Be Cheerful.
Do you ever try to count up the many
things to be thankful for? Sometimes
yon feel grumpy and gouty and think
the world is against you, and all this
sort of thing. But is it? Are you thank-
ful for your health and strength and
soundness of mind? Haven't you losts of
friends? Good ones too. It's a shame
to see people go around suffering from
the bines, waken tip. Take a fresh
grip, and thank Providence .that you are
not yet dead although you may look
like it. Cheer np.
Sore Throat and Coughs
A simple, effective and safe remedy for all throat
irritations is found in
Cresolene Antiseptic Tablets
They combine the germicidal vaiuc of Cresolene with
the soothing properties of slippery elm and licorice.
10o. All Druggists 40o
—Mr. Alex. Ritchie has been appoint-
ed agent for Wingham for the New Idea
Fashion Patterns. All patterns are sold
at 10 cents each and Mr. Ritchie will
keep a full supply on hand.
—A meeting of the Executive Com-
mittee of the Wingham District Epworth
League, was held in Wingham on Sat-
urday. Among those in attendance were
W. H. Kerr, of Brussels, and K. J.
Beaton, of Whitechurch.
"In "A Pair of Lunatics," Miss Mande
DePewand Mr. Jas Quarrington showed
due artistic ability, and their imitations
were so clever that they kept their midi.
tors convulsed with laughter."—Toron-
to Leader and Recorder, Wingham
Opera House Monday evening next.
.—The T'id'es is pleased to learn that
Mr. Jasw . Fowlerwho had his leg broken
at Mr. Geo. Walker's barn raising some
weeks ago, is making very' satisfactory
progress toward recovery. It will yet
be some weeks before he is able to be
around.
-Ttlatte and Family Herald and Week.
ly Star till end of 1904 for 45 cents. New
subscribers Should take adtantege of tlaiii
low rate.
PROPERT
FOR SALE.
Will be sold cheap
house and lot No. 1
Good frame house i
garden, and stone -le
reach owner ' befor
owner.
It will pay you to take advantage of it.
The Bee hive --- The Keeler Ga.
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Phone 96.
on or before Nov. 19th,
Howick street Belmore.
ilk house, stable, orchard,
well. All offers must
Nov. 19th. Apply to
P. HARRISON,
113: thur st., Toronto, Ont.
We have a Proposition
isinteresting to ever pun
man
which s
g every g
and woman who wishes to enjoy the best
success in life.
EDUCATION is the key to our proposal
and to your success. Let ns give you our
explanation. Write,andwrite now,for our
plans. You may study at home or at the
college. Only a postal for all particulars.
Andress
Yonge tit Gerrard Sts, Toronto.
W. H. SHAW, Principal.
From Jails to Asylums.
The 'Provincial Secretary, through the
Inspector of Prisons and Public Chari-
ties, has given instructions that each
jailer in the Province shall make a spec-
ial report to the department on the first
day of the month, giving the names of
all persons confined to the jails, Vibe
have been certified by the jail surgeon
to be insane. This report will give also
their ages, length of time in jail, to-
gether with a special certificate from the
jail surgeon, under the same data, in re-
gard to the mental and physical condi-
tion of each person thud reported to be
insane.
The Sheriff of each ,county has also
been requested to make a similar return
upon the first day of ea0h month. and to
send that return to the medical superin-
tendent of the asylum for the insane for
the district in which that jail is located.
The department's at present remov-
ing from the jail and placing in the asy-
lums all those persons that are suitable
for asylum treatment, and is calling the
attention of the court officials to persons
who are confined in the jails, who
ehonld be in the house of refuge of the
county. The jailors have been instruct-
ed
that ninsane person while temper.
arily detained in jail shall wear clothing
as suppliedto ordinary prisoners, which
it has been found under the recent
speotion, was< ocoasionntly done, owing
to a Misunderstanding of the rules.
To keep the feet warm in oold weather
out out*. Odle to the size of the beet or
shoe in thick brown paper end Wear it,
WING HAM, ONTARIO.
asta.r�7*..aw*111
FARM VOR SALE.
103 acres, adjoins
acres under cults
bairn. Splendid
bargain. AL EE
THE ,
Christ
Globe.:..
CANADA' S
NATIONAL
HOLIDAY
NUMBER
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will soon be ready., Leave your
order at once—next week may be too
late.
itningdey
tion. Gooseventy-five
new
pportunity. Exceptional
E. ELLIOTT, Wingham.
FARM FOR SALE.
T
his HE undersigned offers for salefarm,
east half of Lots 7 and 8, Concession 11,
Turnberry. The farm contains 100 acres of
good land; 80 acres cleared, 10 acres hardwood
bush, 10 acres of cedar. On the premises are a
good stone house, bank barn, stone pig -pen, etc.
Also a spring creek and two wells ; and is well
fenced 'with cedar rails. Six miles from Wing -
ham, and convenient to church; school, post
office and blacksmith shop. Easy terms. For
information apply to 'RICH. WALLACE.
Glenaunan P.O.
Eight
Colored
Pages
and four magnificent separate plates.
By far the finest, illustrated paper
published ever n
in Oanada.
We are agents for Winghani and
vicinity,
COOPED Sr CO.,
(8tloaeliearit 4o Atere. Rose.)
NOTICE T CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby given pursuant to R.S.O
1897, Chap.. 129, Sec. 38, that all persons
having claims again t the estate of William T.
A. Fishleigh, late .o the Town of Wingham in
the County of ,H on, hardware merchant,
about the 18
th dayof
d n or
d who fed
deceased,
required to send September, A.D 1 ,are req y
post prepaid or to eliver to 11. Vanstone, So-
licitor for the Ad nistratr,x, on or before the
26th day of Nove ber, A.D. 1904, their names,
addresses and desc •iptions and a full statement
of particulars of ear claims and the nature
of the security (if any) held by them duly cer-
tified, and that of er the said day the Adminis-
tratlix will proc d to distribute the assets of
the deceased amo g the parties entitled thereto,
having regard on y to the claims of which she
shall then have n rice.
Dated this 24th ay of October, A.D. 1904.
11. V NSTONE, WinghamP.0.,
Sol itor for the Administratrix.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF LANDS
County of Huron, To Wit:
i]y VIRTUE of a writ of fieri facies issued
LI out of His Majesty's High Court of Justice
and to me directed? and delivered against the
lands and tenements of William Halliday, at
tate suit of Wellington Adams, I have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title, in-
terestand equity of redemption of the above-
named William Halliday in', to and out of, the
West Half of Lot Number Three in the Seven-
teenth Concession of the Township of Howick,
in the County of Huron and Province of On-
ttirio, which lands and tenements 1 shall offer
for sale as aforesaid at my office, in the Court
House, in the Town of Goderich. on Tuesday,.
the Sixth day of December, 1904, at the hour
of twelve of the clock, noon.
R. G. REYNOLDS,
Sheriff, Huron.
Sheriff's Office, Goderich,
Aug. 25, 1904.
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With this season of the year there invariably cgmes 1
the need of something new in the Furniture line. Per- <
haps it's a Parlor Suite, a Bedroom Suite, Diningroonl
Suite, Sideboard, or some odd piece. Whatever your I
need in
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may be, we are prepared to supply you, at most moderate t:
1C prices, in keeping with the high quality of the goods. :
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TENDERS FOR SUPPLIES, 190
The undersigned
to noon on Monday,
butehers' meat, cre
meal« petatoes, per
following institutio
viz.:
At the Asylums f
London, Kingston,
ville, Cobourg, Ori
the Central Prison
ill receive to .. ers up
lst inst., for applies of
ery , tte-, sour, oat -
wood, t- , etc., for the
s dnri.: the year 1905,
the Insane in Toronto,
amilton: Mimics, Brook.
iia and Ponetanguiehene:
and Mercer Reformatory,
Toronto; the Institition for Deaf and Dunib,
Belleville, and the
Exception—Tent
supply or meat t
London, Kingston
nor the Central P
tory, Toronto.
A marked cheq
estimated
eot
SSeretary, must
as agetarantee of
sureties will be r
of ech
A
contract
withdr
anon heft,
should the tender
ity. the amount
felted. i
S ecificatnw Ar
Specifications
on applies
of the Province
the Bnreors of th
nepted ust or a
Nestepnpere ane
without authority
not be paid for it.
find at Brantford.
,rs are not required for the
the asylums.in Toronto,
Hamilton and Brockville,
son and Mercer. Reform's
o for five per cent. of the
of the Contract, payable to
Honorable the Provincial
s furnished by each tenderer,
is bona fides. TwostuBciont
quired for the due fulfillment
and should Any tender be
the contract is awarded, be
r fall to furnish such Seen',
pfor-
. deposit wilt be 0
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. CURRIE,
WINGHAM1S AUCTIONEER
I5 now prepared. to attend the wants of those
requiring his services, at a. reasonable price.
eccesit
No y of
for an auc-
tioneer.
going out of town
tioneer. A
Il orders left at the TIMES SaEs Office
will receive prompt attention.
i forms of tender may be
ion 'to the Department
Sesiv"Tstitt`srpectToronto,to
•
y tender not necessarily
ting this advertisement
ora the Department will
J.11 STit•ATTON,
Provinefal Seeretary1
Toronto, Ncvembeir
SOWS FOR SALE..
The undersigned has for sale a number of
thoroughbred Large English Berkshire Sows,
'from three to six months old, some of which
have been already bred. Also a pair of young
boars for sale. I also have for service, a young
boar, which was a prize winner at Toronto.
P. GIBBONS
Marnoch 1'. 0.
CANADIAN
PAC I F 1 C'
THANKSGIVING
DAY
a
SINGLE FARE
Good going November 18th and 17th ; re-
turning until November 21st, 1904,
Between all stations in Canada, Port Arthur,
Ont., and East,
Tickets and fell particulars from your near-
est Canadian Padfie Agent. -
A. E. NOTMAN, Asst. Gehl. Passr. Agent,
Toronto.
GRAND •TRUNK SYS EM
Greatly Reduced Rates
to the Mold's 'Fair
within the reach of all. -
*10.2o round trip including stop -over priv-
ileges et Chicago, Detroit and intermediate
Canadian stations.
Handsome illustrated booklet free on apple -
cation to any Grand Trunk agent, 0± to J. D.
McDonald, Dietriet Passenger Agent, Toronto,
Winter Fair, Guelph
DECLSIREit title to Otis,'1004
Bingle first -claw fare for round trip. Geed
going December 8rd. Valid returning until
December 9th inclusive.
International Live StookExpo-
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sitionr Chicago, iI.
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From Wiaeham, 812.60 for the round trip,
Good retetogh1Mi
Valid November bro Deo. 9
Mount Clemens Mineral Bath
Situated near Detroit: quickly And Comfort«
Ably reaehedby the Grand Trunk.
r''or tioltete, illustrated literature And full
information cell on
I, tiAltOl[l, Agent,Wingliem.
OANADIAN ORDER
WOODMEN: OF THE: WORLD
Camp .National, No. 1351+
KOLD their regular meetings on the 2nd
and 4tlr Friday in each month; in. Odd- -
fellows' Hall. All visitors welcome.
R. MAXWELL, 0: C. R. H. CROWDER, Clerk. .
IpOgggf 1%%figgfft.
PHOTOS!':
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S� We guarantee oar work, in
J SLYLE, FINISH AND PERMANENCY.
The latest styles of Mounts
galways on hand.
Armstrong & Co's. Studio
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SS�� WINGHAM
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Positively Free
Do you want a New Suit?
If so buy it here and we will
keep it pressed for six months
free of eharge.
OUR SUmTmNGS:;
FOR !'11.L. AND WINTER M,
'dare matchless in design and
fabric, and we have a large stock
to select from.
ALSO A LARGE RANGE OF
OVERC OATI N GS
in all the newest and best mater-
ials At right prices.
Printings tot nit anybody
And say if you are going to get
A RAIN -PROOF COAT
do not bay a ready-made until
you see what we can make yon
one to order for.
We give you alt a pressing in-
vitation, to call,
MAXWELL.
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