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The Wingham Times, 1905-01-19, Page 8s ALEX. RITCHIE • next for Tis mei and Clearing Sala Jackets and Coats 25 Jackets, new Fall and Winter styles, in Kersey and Broadcloth, black and colors, our regular $5 up to $15-31; off. $5 ones for $3.75. $10 for $7.50. $15 fog $11.00. Our No. 1 lot of Children's Coats -see them. About thirty warm Winter Garments, Half Price. Fur Coats Five $35 00 Astrachan for • - Two 30.00 One 35 00 Electric Seal for - Three 50 00 Lamb Coats at - Ten Sable Ruffs, worth $12 to 15.75, at Five Sable Ruff c. worth 10 00, for - Other Ruffs and Furs to clear at bargain prices. Carpets, Rugs and Linoleums Exceptionally low prices prevail. Remnants of Wool, Wilton, Brussels and Tapestry Carpet at ?-2 off. Regular lengths and enough for rooms, of Tapestry, Wools and • Brussels. Regular 750 for 550; 1,00 for 75o; 1.25 for 95c. 4 -yards -wide Linoleum, English make- Regular 2.00 for 1.50; 2.50 for 1.90 per yard. 2 -yards -wide Linoleum -50c for 38o; 75o for 57c yd. 1 1 1 . 1 tt au at tb PS/ TO, & foi id en - $27.50 23.50 26.25 40,50 10.50 7.59 THEN INVENTORY Tailored Skirts 50 Tailored Skirts, in Black, Oxford and Tweeds. All sizes. $4.00 values up to 6.00, for $3.75 THE WINGTIAN IMES JANUARY Grey., New Idea Paper Patterns, 10c each Gloves, Etc. A special lot, made up of $1, 1.25 and 1.50, pair 590 Kid Gloves, white and colors, per pair - 190 Ladies' and Childs' Gloves, 250 up to 500 Gloves of many kinds. 13 dozen assorted sizes Hose, Children's, Men's and Ladies', reg. 250 to 400, for, per pair - 23e Bar ns in Laces. 1 lot at 5c a yd. Ourtains and Curtain Materials / Odd pairs in a great variety of styles- hall price. All our stook of Curtains, regular $1 up to $5 at M off. $1 ones for 75o. $1.25 ones for 95c. Dress 'Goods and Silks One lot of Black, 7 pieces, in Cheviots, new effects, ranging in prices from 1.00 to 1.25, for 75c. 10 pieces Mannish. Suitings, 54 -in., 1.50 values for $1.10. Plain and Novelty Goods, one lot 50o and 600 values for 380. 875 Remnants of Waist, Skirt and Dress Lengths, selling now for cash at HALF the regular price. A GENERAL REDUOTION for the Pre -Inventory Sale on all goods in the Silk and Dress Goods Dept. All Silk Remnants at HALF price. All our stiick of the celebrated Crums Prints, new patterns, regular 1234c values for 10c. Grey and White Flannellette Blankets, regular 1.00 for 75o. 1,25 ones for 95c. All Fine Wool Blankets 14 off. 5 00 for 3.75. 4.50 for 3.25. All our stock of Flannellettes and Wrapperettes at M off. 10c qualities for 80. 12o for 10c. 15c for 123o. White Goods Sale Muslin Underwear. 14 off. 1.00 for 75c. 1 25 for 95c. 1.50 for 1.20. Including Night Gowns and Skirts. White Waistings, Madras Vestings, mercerized stripes and figures, at special prices. Many marked to close out quickly at price. 25c for 12c. 40c for 20c. Table Linens -Our large stock at .44 off. 500 for 38c. 600 for 450. 75o for 57c. 1.00 for 75c. 1.25 for 95c. Too Much to Print The great quantities of goods prepared for the sale have made it impossible to even mention a great many lines' For instance, there are some extraordinary values in Embroideries -1 lot fur 5o and 100 ; Ribbons, Trimmings, Belts' Collars, Ladies' Underwear, Corsets -1 lot of Corsets for 25o, Lot No. 2 for 38o, Lot No. 3 for 50o. Don't miss the good things. Come early and get first choice. and sale prices advertised may be depended upon to the penny. Remember, positively no goods charged only at regular prices. timc! wheti ordered lytt will charge you full price, The actual values If not paid 1 Cash and Trade Only. I Alex. Ritchie BEANER BLOCK. Huron Count • Council. The council of the C ,unty. of Huron will meet in the council chariber in the Town of Goderich on the 24th da of January, 1903 at the hour of 3 o'clock in t to afternoon. Dated Jan. 10th, 1905.1 WW. LANE, Clerk. ••••••••••••••••••*••••••• • • • • • • • • • * • • • • • • • • • * • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Canadian • . • Almanac • CANADA'S • RELIABLE • YEAR BOOK • NOW ON SALE • • • • • • • • Pocket Diaries for 1905 • • • A FEW IN STOCK. • lv • 4 -410 • THE • • 14). FANCY CALENDARS • COOPER & CO. rtiderpriceel to clear. he/ at the Wingham's to -Date 'Store incommommisil MINOR LOCALS. -Have you renewed your subscription to the Tram for 1905? -Mr. Wm. Diamond of this town has opened a butcher shop in Teeswater. Take advantage of our clubbing offers when renewing your subscription to the Tarps for 1005. -Mr. Jog. McKay, of Clinton, former- ly of Wingham, is moving with his family to California. -Another budget of interesting items from our file copy of twenty years ago will be found in another column. -The statutory meeting of the Wing - ham School Board w as held last night. Report of the proceedings will bo given in our next issue. -Mr. A. Sanderson has been doing excellent work with the snow -plow on the different streets after the recent 8110W-btOrTati, -In the South Bruce election for the Commons, J. J. Donnelly's expenses amounted to $170.50; P. H. McKenzie's expenses were $226.45. -Public meetings in the interests of Mr. Arch. Hislop, the Liberal candidate in Eaat Huron will be held at Glenannan and Bluevale this (Thursday) evening. -Installation of Officers will take place at the meeting of Maitland Lodge, I. O. 0. P. this (Thursday) evening. All immure are requested to be pre- sent. -Mr. High Ross has Sold his 100-atre WM in Turnberry, east of Bluevale, to Mr, Tho. Higgins, also of Turnberry, $6,000. Mr. Higgins will take possession in March. -The license cora raiseioners Of West Huron have atithorizad the Lime ot A Hoene° to P. Lewis, the lessee of the King Edward hotel, Clinton, when the furnishing( of t110 11.9q1 is completed AO the ether requirement a the iekW fulfilled. -An interesting letter from Miss Mary R. Fiadlater, who is attending Medical Oollege in Philadelphia is orowded out of this issue. She gives a good account of iter recent trip from Philadelphia. to Boston, The letter will appear tit WU next him,. -At the regular Meeting Of Court Maitland, 0, 0. F., on Friday evening last four new members were re - (valved. Mr. Strong is meeting with good success in his work here. A special meeting ef the Court will be held to-morro ef (Friday) evening. -Last week's Brussels Poat has adver- tisements giving a detailed statement of the election expenses of the two candi- dates in the recent election for the Com- mons in East Huron. The expenses of Dr. Macdonald are given at $174.45 and those of Dr. Chisholm, M.P., at $119.57. -Mr. Robt. Taylor has sold his 50 fain farm in Kinloss, half mile south of Whiteohuroh to Mr. Sohn Leggett, Mr. Taylor will have rift auction sale of farm stook and implemente oti Toeeday, Jan- uary 31st. Everything to atild. See posters fotbartioulars. Mr. John Pur- vis will be the auctioneer. -In our items of twenty years ago on page three of this issue, in the list of County Councillors for this district, the names of the East Wawanosh representatives were in some manner overlooked. They were Mr. Robt. Currie, our townsman, as Reeve, and Mr. F, Anderson, the present Treasurer of East Wawanosh, as Deputy Reeve. -Our former townsman, Mr. J. J. Anderbon, of Melita, Man., who has retired from the Reeveship of the Muni- cipality of Arthur was recently presented with a handsome pipe and compli- mentary address by his fellow members of the Council. Mr. Anderson's many old friends here will be pleased to learn that he is now:much improved in health. 19, 1905 he "Bee Hive" Big EleVen IT QQATMNNOES TO -DAY. WitAit. DOES IT MEAN? sirmunimassamomminsamme It means that THIS STORE don't put on a Drag Sale" to clear out its surplus' of Winter Stock, but a Quick, Sharp, Big Eleven -Days' Sale with prices that will do the work in the time specified by the heading of this bill. We're too busy getting ready for this Big Eleven to quote articles and prices. Price quotations don't mean much on paper, anyway. " It's when you change your' money for our values " that you smile with satisfaction at the consideration This Store has for your dollars and cents. KEEP THIS IN MIND: E'verything in our stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Jackets, Groceries and Shoes goes into this Big Eleven! 1 1 Is Your Breath Bad? Bad breath 18 0110 of the early symp- toms of catarrh which should be checked at once and not allowed to run into con- sumption. The surest cure is fragrant healing Catarrhozone whioh oures catarrh by removing its cause. No case is too chronic, -even the most stubborn yield in -a short time to the balsamic vapor of Catarrhozone. It makes cures that last, for once cured by Catarrhozone you stay cured. Catarrhozone is pleas- ant, convenient and safe to use, relieves almost instantly and is gogiranteed to cure every type of catarrh, bronchitis and asthma. Use only Catarrhozone, igerTi9(M fL13 019r1C 1904' $85; do. do. post - I age, stationety, express charges, etc., complete outfit $1,00; sample size 25c. It will pay you to come to -day, to -morrow, and every day. IT PAYS TO DEAL AT The Bee Hive Phone 96. The clerk was instructed to order 7 copies of the Municipal World for the use of the council, clerk, and treasurer for 1905. Debentnres were passed and signed for payment of the following amounts: - John McAsh, M.D., Belgrave, Medical Health Officer's Report for 1904, $2; John McCallum, ex -Reeve., services ren- dered re financial statement, signing and looking after Railway Debentures, etc., 1904, $3; R. Vanstene, Wingham, legal advise on Railway By -Law and postages, $2.02; Municipal World, St. Thomas, two order -books on treasurer, Railway Debenture blank forms, etc., $2.54; do. do. 7 subscriptions for Mun. World, 1905, $5.7511P. Porterfield, part expenses of last Municipal Election, $28; do. do. I 1 , Mr. Robt. Mason of 13luevale had the BLVEVALB misfortune to fall at his place on Tues- day and sustaited the fracture of several ribs on the left side. The accident will lay him aside from work for some time. -Lacknow and Wingham Junior hockey clubs will play a game in the Wingham rink on Friday evening of this week. -Mr. John F. Groves, D. D. G. M., and Mr. 3, W. Dodd. were in Brussels on Thursday evening of last week installing the officers of the Brussels Lodge of the I. 0. 0. F. .Cough, colds, hoarseness, and other throat ailments are quickly relieved by Cresolene tablets. ten cents Der box. All druggists -Do not forget the picture talk on "India and its People," in the Baptist Church to -night, Little Doris Priest is -expected to sing a Telugu hymn in costume. Admission 10c. Children 5o, 5 gm -r wa,warioant First meeting of Council for 1905 was held in the council chamber on Jan. 9; the members thereof being: John E. Ellis, reeve; and Messrs. Wm. Beeoroft, Gavin WilSon, thos. H. Taylor, jr., and Wm. 1. Y'arlisl councillors, who were all livesent. tearing each severally subscribed to the 'declaration of qualification and of office, the Reeve in the chair, the min- utes of the 15th Dec. meeting 1904, were read and adopted. Reeve Ellis having occasion to return home again at once, on account of serious sickness in his family, it was moved on motion of Mr. Wilson, sec'd by Mr. Tay- lor, that Wm. Beecroft be appointed chairman balance of this meeting in his place. Beeoroft-Wilson-That P. Porter- field be reappointed clerk at a salary of $90, this advance being considered just and right, on account of the prospect of extra work being laid on him, in making up special rate on Collector's Roll to meet annual payment of Railway Deben- tures from half of the township; and further, that Finlay Anderson 'be con- tinued as treasurer.at a salary of Carried. James W. Bone and Peter W. Scott were again appointed auditors of the township assessment for last year, 1904. Taylor -Parks -That Wm. Robinson be reappointed assessor at a salary $65, also, that the ratepayers be again noti- fied same as last year, that all dogs and bitobes when once entered on the Roll, shall be kept there for taxation, unless it can be shown that an error had been made at the time by the assessor. -Car- ried. A By -Law ratifying these eppoint- rnents, to be read and passed at next meeting of Council. Beard of Health for 1905, the reeve And clerk, and Walter McGdwan, the retiring member of the Board, appointed again for another 8 years, and James McCallum and James McKee having yet tO stand 2 years and 1 year respectively., Dr.,T.Msh, Belgrave, Medical Health OMcer. di • Commutioation from 3. Ross Robert- son reoeWed, soliciting a further doint- den frent the towiiihip in aid Of the -Mr. S. S. Cooper, contractor for Wingham's new post office building, is having sand and other building material placed on the ground so as to commence building operations as soon as spring opens, -James Hogg, formerly of near Wing - ham Junction, but now of Melanethon, can truthfully say he has two sons with an age difference seldom met with, the oldest being 53 years older than the youngest. -Mr. W. H. Carr has purchased a farm West Wawanosh and will move to it in March next. He is advertising his property in the Town Plot for sale. They are two very desirable properties. See advt. in another column for panic - talent. Sore Threat end Coughs A Ample, ,effe-live And sato remedy for all throat irritations is found in Cresolene Antiseptic Te.blets They eombIne the germicidal value of Cresoleue with die soothing properties of slippery elm *Oa licorice. lOQi All Divaiirta 1904, $4.50; do. do. filling on Railway Debentures, 1904, $1.00; 3. J. Kerr, 20 yards gravel road, div. No. 45, 1904,$1.40 ; Thomas Nicholson, Auburn, balance due on gravel, 1904, 36o; J. Ross Robertson, aid to Sick Children's Hospital, Toronto, $6. Connell then adjourned till Thursday, 9th February, next. P. PORTERFIELD, Clerk. Louis Trembley was sentenced to ten years' imprisonment for a series of rob- beries at Chatham. Samuel Shannon, formerly an English pugilist, committed suicide at Winnipeg by cutting his throat with a razor. Mrs. Roach, wife or George D. Roach, proprietor of the Crystal Hotel, Hamil- ton, dropped dead from heart disease. Sir William Macdonald has given ten thousand more to MoGill Students' Union, making $125,000 in all, apart from the site. • Amy Alf MI The Keeler Go. WINGHAM, ONTARIO. . . . . Montreal refiners have advanced prices 10 to 15 cents, putting granulated sugar on the basis of $5.65 per 100 pounds, and yellow $5.15, the highest in many years. AAAAAAA•SA#V§AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA AMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ' • BORN. ANGIIS.-In Wingham, on the 15th inst„ the wife of Mr. Frank Angus; a daughter. MeEwEN-In Morris, on January 18th, the wife of Mr. J. D. Marren ; a daughter. SUMMETIS.-1.31 Blyth, on January 8th, the wife of Mr. Gilbert Summers; a son. ALeocig.-In Morris, on January 5th, the wife Of Mr, R. B. Alcock ; a daughter. MARRIED, ROBERTSON-OALDBRIOIS. -At the residence of the bride's parents, on January llth, by Rev. George Baker, Mr. Chas. Robertson, of 13oisse- vain, 'Man., to Miss Maggie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Caldbrick, of Morris townahip. POILTER-;TORNSTON.-At the relsidence of the bride's' father on January lith, by Rev. Wm. Lowe, Mr. Richard A. Porter, of Gode- rich Tp., to Miss Hannah Johnston, youngest daughter Of Mr. Wm. Johnston, of the 10th concession of Tnrnberry. DIED MASON. -.11.1 East liV•awanailli, on January 8th Mrs, Wm. Mason, aged 01 Mirs 8 inonths and 28 days. PROPERTY FOR Too Much Furniture - We have altogether too much Furniture of all kinds on hand and are anxious to conve'-t it into money. It will pay those wanting High-grade Furni- ture to come to us. See what we have to offer you. We feel sure you will be pleased with our styles and prices. WALKER BROS. & BUTTON Furniture Dealers and Undertakers WINGHAM. AAAAAAAAAAMAMAAAAAAAA C' I to enter for a term in any department ei fig- NOT TOO LATE our excellent school. The OF TORONTO. For the Winter Term now open we have a staff of 20 teachers, and can offer advan- tages not to be found in a small, unimport- ant school. Write for particulars and arrange to start at once. Address W. E.SHAW, Principal. milumhughti Single Fare for Round Trip - A 1 1 VvvVVVYNAAANVV.VVVVYWVVyvv, WALKER sips. & BUTTON_ UNDERTAKERS, WINGHANi. Night calls at Button Block, or resi- dence at Ritchie's property on Scott St. or third house west of school on John street. Shop opposite Macdonald block. - FARM FOR SALE. 103 acres, adjoining Winglinm •, seventrilve acres under cultivation. Good house ; new barn. Splendid opportunity. Exceptional bargain. Address ALFRED E. ELLIOTT, Wingham. SOWS F R SALE.. The undersigned has for sale a number of thoroughbred Large E lish Berkshire Sows, from three six lomat old, some of which. have been already bred. Also a pair of young boars for sale. I alsolia for service, a young boar, which was a prize'. nner at Toronto. P. GIBBONS, Marnoch P. 0, ONTARIO PROVINCIAL • ELECTIONS Good going January' 24th and 25th. Return- ing until January 26th. between all stations in Ontario. DO YOU KNOW. That in less than two days you can be en- joying the fruit and Rowers at Florida Winter Resorts, and in less than four days reach Cali- fornia. Ask your Agents for full information, or address J. D. McDonald, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. For tickets call on L. HAROLD, Agent,Wingham.. CANADIAN PACIFIC AGROSS A Famous School CpTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. Young an, Young Womanl There is abundant room for you in the higher and more responsible posi- tions of life. YOU ARE NEEDED. Get a business or shorthand training and march upwards. Enter our school this month if possible. Write for free,catalogue. ELLIOTT lc McLACHLAN PRINCIPALS. 11t E. GANAM WOOD WANTED HOUse for sale, 10 r , soft and hard water, storm windows, an een doors, geed stable, acres hind, 15 fru rees, very low taxes, n comfortable home. Cheap, away to,11. rT. DUFF, Bluevale, Ont. PROPERTY FOR ALE. - The undersigned offers • r stile Itis property' Oit Arthur street i ham Town Plot west .1°Ziktga,V1 ;•apgturigatittlina eibOut 1>5 it:(0 th p ore gond brick house find frame barn And small Trigilstgiripgillliff;r:igtfaktitrs'n4.1°40Prier Ivrt4; Sic* Ohildten's Hospital, Tortnitci. Re- fjtirry tirtr: urdersi:ii,a%t d b rttand S all 1 rd solved, that another grant 01 85 be given on tto proll*rtY. VA. Itglin, for that purpose. Winghain P. 0. Without GhanAe In comfortable Tourist Sleepers. Fully equipped with bedtting, cooking range, oto. Porters in charge. First and seoond-class passengers. Moderate berth charges. Cara leave Toronto 1.45 p.m., Tuesdays and Satnr. day, and North Bay on connecting train Sundays and Thuradays. Tickets aria full particulars from your near- est Canadian Ptitiiiie A. goat. 0, B. PO8TVElt, Asst, Gent. Passr, Agent Toronto. at the Wingham Salt Work& We are prepared to pay the highest cash price for 5,000 cords of wood (cord - word or short, hard or soft) to be delft. ered at our works in Wingham. Gray, Young & Spading 01 C4,