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THS WI�GHAIVI TIM1�S.
VOL XXXIV.--NO. 1735,
The Better
Part
Of Wisdom.
Don't let "Catch Ads" and " Bar-
, gains " carry you away. Consider
the RELIABILITY and GRADE OF
GARMENTS they sell.
Weigh all these arguments. Stop
and consider. All our time is given
to satisfy our customers.
We want you to know that
we sell a better grade
of garments than
others.
If you have been dealing elsewhere
%and become DISSATISFIED, the
best and quickest way to be SAT=
ISPIED is to call on
M.S,L.Homuth
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher
2 doors from post office.
All garments guaranteed to fit.
ONE PRICE TO ALL.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by MANIC PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
street, Wingham, Ont. No witnessesrequired.
You have not yet tried this
store with your order for
Groceries
Do It Now
You'll be more than pleased
with the fresh up-to-date goods
you can get here, and the prices
will be no more than you'll
have to pay elsewhere -in some
cases less. A trial order will
convince you.
•
We have a number of Hand-
some Toilet Sets whioh it will
pay intending purchasers to see
before buying elsewhere.
R1 Al, Hutchison
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY,
Phone 59. Prompt delivery.
To the Real Estate Buyer,
no matter where located
I em absolutely sure I am in a position to
save you some money. unless the circumstances
under which you buy are very exceptional.
1 can and will make it profitable for you to
buy through me. I am in touch with property
owners in every part of the country, and have
on my lists to -day properties, (both in town and
country), that cannot be excelled either in
quality or price.
It makes no difference whether you want a
$50 building lot or a $10,000 farm, I want to hear
from you.
C. J. MAGUIRE
Beal Batate and Business Transfer Agent,
VAirsr0zEBacon. • WINGHAM, ONT.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
WINGAAL, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MAY 11. J905.
Wear oreer's Shoes and,Dubbers Died at L
Lacrosse istricts.
Time finai arrange ants of the Cana-
dian Lacrosse Assoc ;tion groups in the
junior series were a. -ganged on Monday,
and we find that a c ange bas been made
in this district. Th new arrangement
makes two districts. District No. 1 will
be composed of clue from Kincardine,
Teeswater, Winghwn and Listowel.
District No. 4, God rich, Seaforth IY,,
Stratford, Mitchell aid Clinton.,.
WANTED. --A earlea di o$.dggs, at H. E.
ISARD Co'a. 14o trade, o cash.
Teachers' onvention.
The Teacher's of oth East and West
Huron Inapeatorat •will hold a Joint
Convention in Cli ton on May 25 26.
Au extensive two ays' programis being
prepared, and a la a and profitable con.
vention is anticip ed. On the evening
of the 25th, Rev. . E. Scott, of Galt,
will deliver an ad rens on "The land of
the Maple. Leaf."
Rosedale hutch sets 17e, yellow Den-
ver 13c at T. A. Mills.'
Wingham Bu news College.
Mr. Geo, Spots n, manager of the
Wingham Business ollege was in town
on Tuesday and m e further arrange-
ments for the open g of his college here.
The rooms in the aw block has been
leased for a term ' years end will be
fitted up ready for occupancy by July
1st. Mr. N. R inald Fletcher, of
Strathroy, has bee engaged as principal,
and will move to ingham about the
ist of June,
Sold Dent Practise.
Dr. R. Agnew ha disposed of histden-
tal practise to Mr. J. B. Lundy, of
Brantford, and has ome idea of moving
been a resident of
years, is a member
board, a trustee of
f the best bowlers in
good fellow whose
to the west. He h
Clinton for about
DOMINION BANK
of the public scone;
Willie church, one
town and a genera]
removal will be greatly missed. Mr.
Lundy takes possession in a few days; he
is not altogether stranger here, and
comes very highly recommended. -Olin -
ton New Era. D Agnew referred to
above is a son of Mr. John Agnew of
Lower Wingham, and a brother
Agnew of this tovan.
WINCHAIVI
Capital paid up, $ 3,00 0 ,00 0
Reserve Fund and
• Undivided profits $ 3,644,000
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• 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 prinoipal30th June and 3ist
December each year.
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager,
8.
Vanstone, Solicitor.
BANK OF HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
CYapital paid np, $2,235,280.00.
Reserve Fund, $2,100,000.00.
, ' Total Assets, $26,558,840,57.
Pre5tdeat- Hoer. WM. Grnaolr.
Vfod.Preeident and
General Managdr --J. Tva&nt nt.
Aseletant Gen. Manager -rt. M. WATsOtt
DIRECTORS,
John Proctor, Chas. L. Dalton, 3. R. Henritis,
Geo. Rutherford, Cyrus A. Dirge.
linrpector--B. Q4iltson. F
SAVINGS sANK,
interest attowed on deposits of $1.00 And tip•
wattle, and added to principal on Slot Me: said
aOth Noxember each year. •
sateen 1lbrioldte else received It caucus
rates of inured.
COI1BQULD5 Axbnt
UIC1t1N5ON& ROT,rilMtf, $oltattari.
Miss Little will sell
furniture by public
market square, on
a
May 13th, at 4 o'c1. ; .. Everythink to
be sold without reserve to Miss Little is
leaving Wingham. A Selly, auctioneer
f Dr,
er household
talon on the
rday afternoon,
Commerl
Mr. J. J. Bailey
oided to open a Cc
Wingham on the 1
has secured the roc
of the Macdonald
them fitted up it
school. Mr. Baffle
bet of the teaehinp
Collegiate and Will make this his per-
manent home. ' H t is engaging compe-
tent assistant teae'sers and will make
the Wingham Oeit mercial School one of
the best to be fou in Western Ontario.
Mr. Bailey has on beet wishes; for suc-
cess in his work i1L Wingham, and the
uoh pleasure in we1-
11 family as residents
A good house to rent. Apply
R. Vanstone.
tat School.
f Goderioh has de-
mmercial School in
t of September. He
ms on the third floor
dock and will have
good shape for his
is at present a mem-
staff of the Goderich
Painful
While at work in
furniture factory o
last, Mr. Albert Gr
painful accident.
one of the maohin
on his left hand c
the knives. Th
bruised and out
learn that Mr. G
of his fingers.
him off work for
'i r1IEs will have t
coming himself a
of our town.
Hacks
The fine impar
"Maxim" was ret
Saturday last an
in this section in
Day. The horse
lintel stables.
With White star i
tip on One heel.
ed laet'fall and to
year-old at the Ot
the property of T:
Millbrook. Cards
few days giving tI
ticulat'e.
y Stallion.
ed Hackney stallion, sesaments. The
iived in Wingham on the Ohanoeltar to
will make the season dismissed the m
harge of Mr. lt. J. then appealed to
s now at the Exohange when the jndgm
is a dark chestnut ivasnnanintously
forehead and white
Che horse Was import- quashed. The v
rxi first prim as a three- the Supreme Cion
win #all fair. Ho is suit. A,
Hsszard, V.S„ of M. Sinclair argu:
will adsothe pia-
e in the Sup :Rte Court, and W.
*Ruse and other pour.
Proudf oot,11`.C„ for the plaintiff. •
ndon,
Sarah A. Scott, rel!
Halstead, who wa:i fo
resident of Wingham,
on Monday evening of f
Halstead was one of th
of this town and prio
Wingham Iived for a ns
Listowel. The futtera
day (Thursday) to the
tery on arrival of 11.1
London.
of the late Jacob
many years a
'ed at London
is week. Mrs.
early residents
to coming to
tuber of years at
takes place to-
Wingham Deme•
a,m. train from
Fon SALE. -•A lig ommeroial
wagon, with platform ng, for sale
cheap. Apply to Pero ill.
New Grand Tru tic Station.
It is now almost an assured thing that
the new Grand Trunk Railway station
will be built in Wingheui this summer.
This week Mr. Jno. A. doLean received
word that he was to m, • e his coal sheds
that are ou the south sL
and he has now done
building a large additio
on the north side of
stools yards and oil tank
moved as it is the inten
new siding put in at t
G. T. R. property. The
to will be moved to the so
lot. The work on the u
other improvements will
ishap. course of a. few weeks.
alker & Clegg's
Saturday morning
en met with a vary
le was at work on
s when the fngera
me in contact with
fingers were badly
it we are pleased to
en will not lose any
he accident will lay
some time,
of the traok,
is part and is
to his coal sheds
he track. The
i11 have to be
ion to have a
south of the
ld freight shed
th side of the
w station and
e started in the
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Now is the time to place your order
for coal. If you' leave your order at
J. D. Burns' you will secure the best at
lowest prioes.
Changes in G.T. ,.Time Table.
A new time table g ea into effect on
the L., H. & B.,and almerston branch-
es of the Grand Tru Railway on Mon-
day next, 15th May. The changes af-
fecting ' the depart•.re of trains from
Wingham are as foil.ws:-The morning
train for London lea les at 6.40 instead
of 6.50. The mornirg train to Toronto
and the east leaves at 6.43 instead of
6.53. The mixed tzriin for Palmerston
leaves at 10.40 a. i
The mixed train to
11.15 instead of 1
passenger train for
*onto and east lea•
1.40 p. m. Thf
Palmerston and'1
instead of 2.46. 7
London leaves at
The evening train
Palmerston leave
„ instead of 11.15.
inoardine leaves at
.10. The afternoon
Kincardine from To-
gs at 2.05 instead of
afternoon train to
routo leaves at 2.40
he afternoon train for
3.30 instead of 3.10.
for Kincardine from
at 9.15 instead of 8.55.
$700 will buy a six roomed brick house
and a large lot ; hard and soft water; and
good stable. Terms to suit purchaser.
Apply at W. J. Pattiaon's flour and feed
store.
A Nota
McCrea and Duni
of Brussels. This a
finally termitiateid b
Supreme Doan deli
inst., whereby the a
was dismissed with
courts. As the poi
importance, a Short history of the litiga-
ids. In 1903 the vil-
ion decided to con-
rurnberry Street at
le Case.
rd vs, the Village
tion has now been
a jugdment of the
ered on the 2nd
peal of the village
osts in all of the
t involved is of some
tion may not be an
lage of its own mo
strnot a sewer on
Foot Caught 1
The Toronto Globe o
gives the particulars
which cost Mr. Will.
as follows: --W. MCDo
on the local branch of ,.
Railway, was run o
mangled while bio tra'
Park Head, ten miles
at 8 O'olook this morni ig. He died in the
hospital three hours later. McDonald
was breaking on a fri tight special from
• Wiarton to Palmersto 1. He was shift-
ing a switch when th eat of his boot
! caught in a "frog" ou he track. The
train was slowly backi
land befomit no'i'i1d.-he si
the wheels hsad Raised eve
1 ate man, cutting; .him al
was taken on board a ca
to Wiarton, but the do
do nothing for him, so
Owen Sound to the C
Frog.
Thursday last
f the accident
Donald his life,
aid, a brakemen
• e Grand Trunk
er and terribly
was shunting at
om Owen Sound,
The Beaver Minstrels. Seventh Annual Ex
The hockey boys Ore favored with a The White Star
um er house ou Mo day evening when Goderioh to Detroit
of Seaforth gave elegant steel stea
he opera House, 1905, is booked for
of the Wingham 8.30 a.m. Those w
hockey club. The erertainwent was a this opportunity ar assured of one of
very good one when 1 is taken into con- the most pleasant trips of their life.
sideration that all th performers were Everything will be .*ranged for the con -
non -professionals. e best number ou venience and pleastre of the excursion.
the program to our ind was the seleo- lata, and we know ' no more delightful
tion by the Imperial
quartette by the W
second. Will Mo
songs was well recei
as ever. The Hight
es Nettie Sproat au
part of the progra
enjoyed. The jq
were very good, t
were "old enough
feature of the p
much of the one t
ever, taken all in
thoroughly enjoye
b p ou
the Beaver Minstrels
an entertainment in
under the auspices
$1
ursion to Detroit.
ne Excursion from
and return on the
er Greyhound, for
uesday, June 20511,
0 take advantage of
„
the cost of property owners alleged to be
benefited, A node, to that effect was
Published in each of the village papers.
The statute also re• tnires that a personal
notice "ehali" be s arved on each owner
to be benefited. T sae the village neglect-
ed to do. The stat to further provides
that Unless a maj ity of the owners
Within one month after the first publica-
tion of the notice in the newspapers pe-
tition the Council rof to go on with the
work, it must pro.eed. The proposed
drain was not int _: ded to pass plaintiff
Dunford's land, and only half Way
across that of M Orea's. As they did
not get the parse al notice provided for
by statute, they ere out out of the
right to petition : gainst the work, and
an appeal to the 'end of Revision and
(Jaunty Judge c. ' ld only vary the as-
laintiffs moved before
• nosh the by-law. He
tion. The plaintiffs
e Court of Appeal,
5 64 the Chancellor
evened and the by-law
age then appealed to
With the, abotre re*
Worth, E.O., and W.
the naso far the vil-
.,
WANTED -A go
wanted. Apply t
Minnie street.
uartette, with the way of visiting M
Me Bros. a close than this trip will
eod in his comic will leave Detroit T
ed and was as funny and the fare for the
nd dancing by Miss- Goderioh will be onl4 one dollar. Child -
Cora Dodds was a *en will be charged half-price. Bioy-
that was very much oles and baby carriag :a will be carried
s by the end men free. Arrange to tai • this in; you can -
ugh same of them not afford to miss it; only $1.00 round
o vote." The worst trip and good hotels asp Detroit at popu-
ogram was the too lar rates.
ing-singing. How-
, the program wile Fon SALE -Double house, situated on
by all present. west side of John street. Rents tor
$11. Apply at once to 0. J. Maguire,
real estate agent, WipRdiam.
f+
higan's metropolis
fford. Returuing
tursday afternoon,
round trip from
d general servant girl
Mrs. R. Vanstone,
A Quiet Wedding
The residence of r, and Mrs. W. E.
Green was the seen of a quiet wedding
at 6 o'clock, on T • ursday morning of
last week, when thea neioe, Miss Cath-
erine E. McTavish Interne the wife of
Mr. Walter Rose, of tie Teeswater Elec.
trio Light Co. and a f (*mer well-known
young man of this tori. The ceremony
was performed by Re '. D. Perrie in the
presence of only the immediate rela-
tives. The wedding naroh was play-
ed Miss Lizzie Gres , cousin of the
bride. The bride tieattired in a
beautiful dress of cream crepe de
ohene, trimmed w th chiffon and
silk ribbon and her ravelling snit was
of brown ladies' loth. The young
couple receiyed ny valuable and
useful presents, s wing the esteem
in which they are eld by their num-
: erous friends. Aft r spending a few
days in Toronto a d Niagara Falls,
{ they will take np eir residence is
Teeswater and wil have the hearty
good wishes of all their friends.
towards him, ;
ailed' to stop
the naifortun-
�toat in two. Ile
and conveyed
ors there could
e was taken to
neral Hospital.
The remains were brounett to Wingham
on Thursday afternoon ind the funeral
took place from his fathar'a residence on
Friday afternoon to the Wingham ceme-
tery. The funeral was very largely at-
tended, a large number of the young
man's fellow workmen •owing up from
Palmerstom to pay a 1 .st 'tribute to a
departed friend and comrade. Six
fellow workmen were he pall -bearers.
Mr. and Mrs. Mellor id feel deeply
grateful for the many ind expressions
of sympathy extended Ao them in their
sad affliction. The numerous telegrams
of condolence are highly appreciated by
the bereaved parents. The young man
was held in high es eem by his fellow -
employees, as evid oed by the fact that
no fewer than twe ty-two of them, in-
cluding four conductors, came up from
Palmerston to atten 1 the funeral. • Num-
erous wreaths of lowers adorned the
casket, among thebeing one from the
railway men, it was a representation of
arch -shaped with
on the sides and
The top of the
hree feet in height,
"gates ajar," being
wire gates fastened
closed in the centre
arch reached nearly
Will Visa Old Land.
Mr. and Mrs.•J n Nichol, of Turn -
berry; Miss'Little of Teeswater; Mr.
James Cochrane, f Morris, and Mr.
I3. B. Elliott, of th Tzars, expect to
ednesday morning
leave Wingham on
next for the Old La . The party will
sail from Montreal o the morning of
the 19th instant on teamship "Bavar-
ian," of the Allan Line. They have
been ticketed throng} by Mr. H. Davis,
the local agent of the Allan Line. Mr,
and Mrs Nichol will spend some ten
weeks with relatives ion different parts of
England, Scotland alai Ireland and Miss
Little will spend the ;=simmer in different
parts of Scotland. Messrs. Cochrane
and Elliott will visit mainly around
Edinburgh and Gl..sgow, visiting the
scenes of Mr. Cochrone's boyhood days,
and will be away so ne six weeks. Mr.
Cochrane hopes to s )end his 82nd birth.'
day at the place of tis birth-Rosalin, a
village a few mil( s from Edinburgh
Duringthe absent of the editor the
Trans will be in barge of Mr. S. A.
sen connected with
rds of three years.
riends to assist him
ins news items, etc.
so be ready and wi11-
I am now ready to cu paper -hanging,
painting, etc., prompt! • and guarantee
satiafactilon. All oilers left at R.
Mooney'a tin shop wils receieve prompt
attention. Geo. A. Yrippen.
The Late Andeaw Shiell.
Mr. Andrew Shiell, Nue of the oldest
residents of East W
peacefully away on W
of last week, in his 87t
born in Dumfreshir�
emigrated to Canada i
1842 and after arrivini in Canada he
settled in the Townsbil of Nassagewaya,
Halton County, where -ie remained for
eleven years, coming tr_East Wawanosh
in the spring of 1853 an . built his shanty
on lot 35, concession 1, where he con -
tinned to reside up to a time of his
death. When Mr. Shi 11 first settled in
this section there was of a tree •out in
what is now Wingha and the nearest
stores were located at Goderich and
Clinton, where the a ly settlers were
compelled to dotheir ading and many
of them had to walk. Deceased was a
Presbyterian and a stau ch Liberal, but
never took any active art in public
matters as he was a man of a very quiet
retiring disposition. H had a . large
circle of friends and w very highly
respected and went thro h all the trials
and hardships of a pionee 's life. Before
leaving Scotland, Mr. Shi 11 was married
to Jeanette Lamb who pr fleceased him
some ten years ago. The family con-
sisted Of four sons and three daughters.
One son, Andrew, died s number of
years ago and another scm, James, is
dead some two years. Til • other mem-
bers of the family are ales :rs. Robt. and
John Shiell, of East Wa anosh; Mrs.
Chas. McConnell, Detre t; Mrs. C. A.
Rantoul, East Wawanos , and Miss C.
Shiell, who bas been home taking
care of her father. T e funeral took
place to the Wingham metery on Satur-
day afternoon and wa largely attended.
Maguire, who has
the paper for upw
We would ask our
in the way of supp
Mr, Maguire will a
and about eighteen inches in breadth. ing at all times t r issue receipts for
The Palmerston Ho ey Club also sent a money paid on sub aoription, advertising
flower wreath, and ere Were a number or job printing sec -ants.
from other friends o deceased.
COtUCIHS, COLDS
Why let them lamer ? ?
alminemumaimminsmommo
OUR
Laxative
Gold Tablets
Will break up any cold.
25c a box.
Ever box guaranteed.
Por sale only by
Atwood Ent s the League.
Since our last is a the Atwood foot-
ball team has been given a place in the
Huron District of a Western Football
Association, so t re will be a new
been arranged as
th-Listowel
tassels at Atwood,
at Brussels and
am. May 26th --
and Listowel at
Wingham at Lis-
towel and Atwood t Brussels. June
9th -Brussels at List wel and Wingham
at Atwood. The Win ham boys Went to
Brussels on Friday ening last, and the
game was a draw, ne they team being
able to score. Brown Jackson, of Sea -
forth was the referee, t nd gave good sat-
isfaction. The openin ome here will be
played on Friday evem g of this week,
when the players from istnwel will be
here. The line-up in t e game at Brute-
-eels on Friday last wows follows: ---
Brussels. • Wingham.
Kerr goal MoArter.
Anderson , ...sight ba
Sample........left t
schedule, which h
follows:- .May 1
at Wingham and B
May 19th-Listowe.
Atwood at Wing
Brussels at Wingha*
Atwood. June and
iamnesia, passed
dnesday evening
year. He was
Scotland, and
the spring of
A YEAR IN ADVANCE
1
Walton Mckibhoo Millr1 Us417i.e1tforw„ar
,Nextdoer td Post Oice, VitINGEIAf, D Strcad3.,
A.J.fa..lMMkcpbiinttoobhheeea]lyd
1WVPheeSler
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The Trans to end of 1905, 65 cents.
That
Tired Feeling
The weather is to blame, may
be -an part--- not altogether. A
person with pure blood and strong
nerves doesn't bother about heat
or cold very much. Nearly all
weather is alike to him,
So if youare tired and listless,
have no ambition, Are tired with-
out cause, it is more than likely
that you need a bnttle or so of
Dr. Clarke's Blood Purifier to .
fix yon right again.
It is an excellent Spring medi-
cine, hps been tried by lmundreds
and hundreds of people, and al•
ways does what it was intended to
do -to give strength and energy --
to make work easy and living a
pleasure.
AI1McCaII & Go,
LIMITED.
Druggists and Opticians
WINGHAM, - ONT.
41.
WE SAVE COME TO sTAY
The WINGHAM
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BIISINESS +
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Will be opened 4.
in the SHAW BLOCH on +i+
SEPTEMBER FIRST
or sooner, if the occasion demands it.
4.
Commercial,
Shorthand and Typewriting, +
Telegraphy. ++I+
An efficient staff of teachets have
been engaged who will take up perman-
ent residence in the town.
Night classes.
For further information address
,I, • GEO. SPOTTON 4' - Manager. ,+p
+ • Wingham or Listowel. -i-
* 'N. REGINALD FLETCHER, Principal,
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Three Courses -
WANTED. -At once. partner for Real
Estate and Insurance Business; must be
a hustler. Apply personally to 0. J.
MAGUIRE, Real Eikate Agent, Wingham,
Ont.
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London,
3rd door East St. Andrew's Church.
Glasses supplied.
Norxcz-I have arranged with the
Dominion Bank to manage my business
and all owing me on cotes or mortgages,
can pay principal or interest at any
time after falling dne. Remember yon
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 all every prosperity.
RonT. McINDoo.
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Wingham's Leading Shoe Store
Children's
Shoes
TRY OUR KIND
YOU'EL LIKE THEM
Everything in Children's Shoes from Baby's little boots
to Brother's or Sister's durable School Shoes and Oxfords.
We have never before been able to show so complete or satisfactory a
line of Footwear for Youthful feet at such reasonable and satisfactory prime.
Correct Shapes Careful Fitting
Best of Leathers Good Shoemaking
All these things are assured to buyers of Children's Shoes who come
her for them,
No *natter whether the children dome by themselves or parents come
With them -we give them the same careful attention.
A size and a shape for every child's foot, large olt limon.
SATISFACTION IEERE AL'W AAL'S.
Children's Shoes at 50e. 750, $f.OD up to $1.75.
W. J. (iREER
to thShoere tie People.
See us for 'hunks and Valises......
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