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THS WINCHAM TIMES.
VOL XXXIV.--NO. 1753,
Tailor -Made
Clothes
$1 5.
We will make your suit to
_ your exact measures, to your
order for fifteen dollars cor-
rectly shaped and faultless-
ly fitted, superbly tailored
from some pure, all -wool fab-
ric, staunchly guaranteed.
For seventeen, eighteen
or twenty dollars we would
use a fabric of still higher
quality.
We make them with care
and skill and can guarantee
you entire satisfaction.
Trousers made to order at
$3.50, 3.16. $4, $5, $6.
A fine selection of Gents' Fur-
niBhinge always in stock.
.S.I,. Homuth
Tailor and Gents' Furnisher
2 doors from post office.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
leaned by PRANK PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
*treat, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
WINCHAM
Capital paid up, $ 3,0 0 0,00 0
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $ 3,644,000
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 prinoipal 30th June and Filet
feoember each year.
D. T. HEPBURN, Manager.
Vanstone, Solicitor,
BANK of HAMILTON
WINCHAM.
Capital paid up, $2,235,000.00.
]iteserve Fund, $2,235,000,00.
Total Asaete, $26,553,846.57.
President— Hoe. 'GVM. GIBsoN.
Vtes•Preeideht and
General Manager --d, Tnitit'atage
Assistant Gen. Manager—H. hf. WAxsoN
DIEECTOSsue
John ootrfd,Dtr.gndrle,Oeo.RathheorCyrus A. Birtl
3nspeoter--B. 'Willson.
sAVlte Gs fib NS.
Interest allowed on depoalte of 81.00 nod tip-
* ards, and added to prinai osi on Blot Maraud
Anil November eaoh yeM'.
8peotel De$obits 'atm reoeired at current
rotas or lateral.
C. 4', SMITH., Arent
viONINBON lk HOLtile8, So11olterts.
Choice
Crawford
Peaches
We will be getting a ship-
ment of choice Crawford
Peaches every day, and can
fill your orders with the best
fruit at lowest prices.
Phone orders will get our
very best attention.
R, A, Hutchison
GROCERiEs AND CROCKERY.
Phone 59. Prompt delivery.
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, I905.
- Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers
To the Real Estate Buyer,
no matter where located :
I am absolutely sure I am in a position to
save you some money, unless the circumstances
under which you buy are very exceptional.
I 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
Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent,
VANSTONE BLOOR. • WINGHAM, ONT.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Regent Brand Clothing, sold by A. R.
SMITH.
Fairs Mu
The directors
throughout the Pro
have to make a
wheel of fortune
shekels of the C.
Choose.
f the fall fairs
Wince will this year
hoice between the
attraction and the
tario Government.
They are all being notified by circular
from the Superintendent of Fairs that
any fair which per: nits games of chance
on the grounds will not receive the
Government gran e The department
proposes to emploe special agents whose
duty it will be to report any violation of
the rule.
WANTED—A good smart boy wanted
at once. Apply to P. H. Hill.
10 men and boys wanted to work in
factory. Apply at office of the Canada
Furniture Manufacturers, Limited.
Cheese Aw rds at Toronto.
Prizes were aw ded in cheese classes
at Toronto Fair o Thursday last. For
the syndicate inst uctor whose faculties
secured the highe aggregate of prizes.
The winners were s follows:—Listowel,
1,13 points; J. R Burgess, instructor;
Picton, 2, 10 poin , C. A. Publow in.
etructor; Woodst ck, 3, 5 points, Frank
Heyns, instructor Mr. Burgess the in-
structor at Listo*el is a Bluevale old
boy, being a son ; ;1 Mr. John Burgess,
of that village. I -e will have the hearty
congratulations ofhis friends in winning
first prize. 11
No better investment than to buy a
good house and lot in Wingham. For
sale by
C. J, MAauntE, Real Estate Agent.
Wingham
Fall Fair.
Only two weeks uti1 the date of Wing -
ham's fall fair—T ureday and Friday,
Sept. 28th and 29t . This year's fair
promisee to be ah :ad of any previous
one. The prizes i i horses, cattle and
other classes have been increased and
this should bring tset a much larger list
of entries. Last year Wingham fair
bad the best show of horses in the dis-
trict, The Wim ham Citizens Band
will furnieh mus c during the second
afternoon and there will be Highland
dancing and pipin i by D. E. McDonald
and Miss Mabel ioDonald, The tests
of speed this yea will surpass any prev-
ious fair and the vents are a 2,19 pace
or 2,16 trot, a 2.3 pace or 2,25 trot and
a three minute rot. Theo speeding
events will furnish a good afternoon's
sport, Eight b-rsemen have already
signified their intention of being here
with their betties. A number of special
prizes are also given, particulars of
which will be fen 3d in our advertising
coining on page ; light. Prize lists and
other information may be had On appli-
cation to the secretary, IL 13. Elliott, at
the Mess ss bffioe, 11
Former Win smite Dead.
Mists Hele, who f r a number of years
resided in Wingha with her sister, the
late Mrs. T. A. Mb s, died at her home
in Bellefontaine, hio, on Saturday last,
after an illness w' Is typhoid fever. De-
ceased was a silt of Mr. Wm. Hele, of
town, who left o Monday of last week
to be present wit hissisterin her last ill-
ness. Miss Hele ad a number of friends
in Wingham wh will hear of her death
with mnoh regre
Good girl wanted at the King Edward
hotel. J.' W. Olin.
Sick in
The citizens o
prized on Satur
the illess of Co
at Toronto.
were spending
city and on Fri
was taken Budd
moved to the la.
day morning a
med, From lat
to learn that ou
way to recover
weeks before h
ronto Hospital,
Wingham were stir -
ay evening to learn of
oilier W. F, VanStone
r. and Mrs, VanStore
art of last week in the
ay night Mr. VanStone
my ill and at once re -
pita', where, on Satur-
operation was perfor-
:t reports we are pleased
townsman is on is fair
, but it will be several
is able to return home.
New Winery Store,
The Misses L
Toronto, have
stook in the st
recently vacat
will be found
date lines of th
milliner's art.
receive orders
date of fall o
ced later. Hav
perienco in this
that we can me
ladies of Wing
heartily invite
stock. Trustin
your patronage.
•
tie, late of Bru:: s, and
opened up millinery
e in the M donald block
. by Mr. , Park, where
ost o.. +tete and up to-
n:' :.t creations in the
W: are now ready to
or earlythe
fall bats; t e
:
.ning will be announ-
ng had considerable ex-
ine, we feel confident
the requirements of the
s m and vicinity, and
1 to call and see our
• to receive a share of
nrs truly
THE MISSES LITTLE.
t
MAPLE LEAF -3 DEFEAT LORNES.
W 1 nghatn now in the Lead for the
Junior C.LA, Championship,
The Newspaper.
Every newsp per does a large amount
of free service f the community, some-
times without re • uest, but always with-
out thanks. Nei-=rtheless the newspaper
is as much a pri Bite enterprize as any
other manufact-,ring business. It is
built up by such lard Iabor, intense ap-
plication, sever nervous strain and
strenuous life as i • known to any other
calling; and no brsiness in the world re-
quires so much an so constant an in-
vestment of new aterial to keep up-to-
date. At the s e time, no other in-
dustry is solicited o often to contribute
of its very life—i advertising space—
for public and vate benefit, as the
newspaper.
WANTED :—Str
house work. Hi
Mits. R. H
ng girl to assist with
hest wages. Apply
HOLMES, Wingham.
To Prese-•ve a Husband.
Select a nice, kind, amiable indus-
trious and gener .us man, and prepare
him for the orde it of making him go
through a lor•1 engagement, which
effectually rend:+rs him easy to handle,
Gently detach 1 im from all old friends
and acgaintancas, add remove .any bad
habits he might have, To preserve, de•
prive him of hits latchkey and throw a
handful of mots
Shred him of al]
nagging and po
complaints. W
down put as in
it will hold, adc
er-in-law in the house.
of his finer feelings by
nd them into a pulp by
fen he has simmered
ih love into the heart as
an ocean of sympathy,
a word of tendo °nese, a pound of for-
bearance and a in or so of patience.—
Chicago Record Herald.
The TIMES to January, 1906, for 25c.
HELP WANTE
FACTORY.—T •• •
holstering busine
department, a str
department, also
cabinetmakers an
W.LEER & CLEG
•
T THE UPHOLSTERING
pprentices to the up•
two in the finishing
• g boy for mattress
rat class upholsterers,
finishers. Apply to
Wingham.
Annie Gets Six Months.
The young woman, Annie Free, who
has been the cause of much disturbance
in Wingham for some time was arrested
on Saturday night by County Constable
Phippen and on Monday afternoon ap-
peared before Police Magistrate Morton,
charged with committing indecency in a
public place. After hearing the evid-
ence in the case, the magistrate commit-
ted her to six months the in Goderich jail.
For some time past this erratic young
Woman and a number of young men
have been the the source of much annoyance,
and it is now hoped with Annie out of
the way for six months and punishment
having been meted out to a number of
the young men a few weeks ago, we
should now hear no more of such in-
decency" in the town.
Windham. It
and home gam
semi-final Juni
went on the 11
Mt. Forest wit
iou end the loc
The teams line
Waghorne, of
past three the
the first it was
2 ROBABLY the
fastest lacrosse
game ever seen on the
local grounds was on
Friday afternoon last
between the teams of
Mont Forest and
as the fitst of the home
for the second round
C,L,A., and both teams
d determined to win,
a fairly strong aggrega•
Is in very good shape.
up before Referee Fred
oronto, and about half -
all was faced off. From
eyident that the contest
would be a olae one. After four mire
ntes play Reid -secured the ball and suc-
ceeded in land ng it in the desired spot,
thus winning -]ret blood for the locals.
Again toward the close of the first quar-
ter, Reid repe4ted his action, and the
quarter endec 2 to 0 in favor of the loc-
als. In the ss and quarter some excel-
lent playing vkas witnessed, the visiting
team especial] 1 exhibiting some good
combination nd passing, and many
shots were ma le on goal, but the pretty
work of Johns on, the Wingham goal-
keeper preven ed them from scoring.
In the third gnyrter Reid again succeeded
in placing the
Forest e, folio
W
one, and the gi
of 'Wingham,
score in the to
able cross -chs
of the Mt. Fo
but the refere
all in the net, and Mt.
shortly afterwards with
me ended 3 to 1 in favor
either side being able to
rth quarter. Consider -
king on the part of some
est players was witnessed,
a failed to take notice of
it. The gam. however, was compara-
tively free frail roughness, and we think
that neither t, am should have anything
to complain of The teams lined up as
follows:—
Wingham: Goal, Johnston; point,
Van stone; co-'er-point, Moore; defence,
Dinsley, Mot ean, Johnston; centre,
Cody; home, Cook, Elliott, Fleming;
outside home, heppartl; inside home,
Reid.
Mount Forest: Goal, Pennock; point,
Scott; cover-po t, Bryans; defence,
Martin, Fender act, Straith; centre,
Lambert; home, ones, Marcia, Scott;
outside home, Th rnhill; inside home,
McCafl'ey.
Wingham play
Friday of this wee
two goals should h
winning the round.
the C.P.R. service 1
will leave Wingha:
Friday. Returnini
8.30 p.m, Return
at Mt. Forest on
and with a lead of
ve no difficulty in
A special train on
as been secured, and
at 1.30 p.m. on
leave Mt. Forest at
re from Wingham,
85 cents, It is exLected that a large
number of their Bu ,porters will accom-
pany the Maple Le. -f6 to witness the de-
ciding match.
John R. Ciar e's Lecture.
"To and Fro in L Mon" was the in-
teresting subject uran which John It.
Clarke held the site= time of a fairly large
audience in the M/siodist church ou
Monday evening. Che lecturer, who
spoke for ndwards o two hours, has a
good command of la cage and is very
entertaining in his m uner. While in
each a short time one ouid give but a
faint idea of life in t. great city, Mr.
Clarke's address was listened to with
much interest by tho -1 who attended.
Mr, Clarke also spoke at the Sunday
evening service in the ilethodiet church.
H Davis bas several good houses and
a farm for sale. See him for particu-
lars.
Endeavor
•
We wish to cal
Young People's En.
which is to be held i
Presbyterian Church
young people of this
ing an important w
pleased to hear tha
flourishing condition
have taken hold of p
though they meant to
as a result the mission
few years ago has fion
to be printed in this pa
show. $250.00 is reel.
sources to support thi
last year this Presbyter
which was turned into
It is expected that enon
this year to warrant t
support of a foreign h
good programme h
which includes musi
St. Andrew's, paper
Burgess, Miss Tea
Maggie McKagne,wi.,
each. Besides these
of Ailsa Craig will s
and the Rev. R. G.
Dr. Ross in the eve
session begiue at 2.'
at 7.
Postmaeers Meet.
Postmaster Fishes was in Loudon on
Tuesday attending x meeting of the ac-
counding postmasers of the London in-
spectorate, which overs all of Western
Ontario. Many o the postmasters of
the inspectorate -vera present at th[1
meeting, Mrs. Thi=s. Farrow, of Brussels
was elected presidknt of the Association,
and Mr. Jas. Scot e of Clinton, Vice•
President.
Do you want to buy a farm or a house
and lot on your own terme? If so go to
C. J. MAutnsx, Real Estate Agent
Relief
Guaranteed
The famous English Remedy for
Dyspepsia and all other disorders
arising from imperfect digestion,
Dr. Fothergill's
Dyspepsia
Tablets
is certainly giving satisfaction.
35c PER BOX,
Every box guaranteed.
Walton McKibbon
DRUGGIST.
WINGHAM.
Lownoy's Chocolates' --fresh this week.
•nvention.
attention to the
eavor Convention
Wingham in the
ext Tuesday. The
resbytery are Bo-
rk, and we are
things are in a
ith them. They
actical work as
o something, and
eld taken up a
ished, as a letter
er next week will
red from outside
missionary and
:1 had $35.00 over,
nto foreign work.
h will be on hand
• : undertaking the
'per or two, A
been provided
by the choir of
by Mr. Walter
a Habkirk, Miss
a discussion after
ev. W. H. Geddes
ak in the afternoon
IcBeth of Paris, and
ing. The afternoon
v, and the evening
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.:
Dr. Butler, Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat
Specialist, 370 Queen's Avenue, London,
3rd door East St. Andrew's Church.
Glasses supplied.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
New Induste in Wingham. 1_
The Amerian fir that some time ago
purchased the W' gleam oatmeal mill
have had the mill ompletely overhauled
and new machin y placed in it, The
mill 'will in futur be used as a pea mill
and will be runui g in a few days. Al-
ready two car lo a of peas hay arrived
in Wingham-
PRIZE BUTTER—We w pay 25c per
lb, for the best tub o lox of butter
every two weeks. rs. Wm, Naylor,
Whitechnrch, won last contest.
G. E. KING.
Clinton R ,sident Dead.
Dr. W. T. Hello- 'ay and Mrs. Hollo-
way were in Clintcn this week attend-
ing the funeral of he former's father,
Thomas Hollow , who died at
his home in that t wn on Saturday last,
aged 67 years and menthe. Deceased
has been one of Cli ton's highly esteem-
ed residents for orty-three, Doming
direct from Devons ire, England to that
town. He is snrviv d by his widow and
three children. Th children are Dr.
W, T. Holloway, ,,Wingham; A. J.
Holloway,Ciinton, a d Mrs. R, N. Rowe,
Exeter. Dr. Hollo ay will have the
sympathy of many ingham friends in
his bereavement.
The Ritchie b'.nkrnpt stock sale
will commence in a few days, lying
been bought by the Jarey 5 o Co. of
Toronto, who are low bit checking
stock. They are c etermined to clean
this large stook on regardless of cost
prices, so defer yo r buying until they
open.
Young Wi ghamites Wed.
A quiet wedd' g took place at the re-
sidence of Mr A. Dulmage, at high
noon on Tlingit's, in the presence of a
few immediate relatives and friends,
when Miss Amain Ellen (Nellie) Ross,
daughter of Mr. . H. Ross was married
to Mr. Herbert . Wightman, one of
Wingham's pop ar young men. The
ceremony was rformed by Rev. D.
Perrie and the bE-iutifui wedding march
was played by Sir, M. S. L. Homuth.
The bride, who as given away by her
brother, Mr. Mor is Ross, wore a travell-
ing snit of navy blue broadcloth, with
waist of white chiffon taffeta silk.
When hearty con=:ratulations had been
extended, Miss L ura Homuth sang in
a sweet voice, the :olo, "Perfect Love,"
after which the happy party par-
took of the weddin dinner. The rooms
were very pre ily decorated with
roses and act rs. The young
couple were the eeipients of many
beautiful presents, among them being
'b]:firesent from t Maple Leaf la-
r5roese club. Mr. and Mrs. Wightman
left on a trip to To.•nto, Montreal and
the Thoneand Islan t s. They are a de-
servedly popular y • ng couple and will
will have the best ishes of numerous
friends for a ha•py and properous
wedded life,
A Pretty
The home of Mr,
drett, Belgrave, w
happy gathering
6th, at the noon h
daughter, LiIiy M
W. J. Cole of the
looked charming
.
wedding.
nd Mre. John Scan-
s the scene of a very
• Wednesday, Sept:
• r, when their only
e, was married to Mr•
. me place. The bride
a natures of brown
brocaded silk, car ying a hand boquet of
white roses and c irnations. The cere-
mony was perfo med by Rey. J. Ed-
monds, of thepassh of Blyth and Bel -
grave. The brit al couple were unat-
tended; the bri ' came in with her
father who gave er away, Mrs (Rey.)
Beetle played a bridal march as the
bride entered the room and a wedding
march after the very impressive cere-
mony was perf med. Following the
hearty congrata tions all sat down to
partake of the v y tasty wedding repast,
which was mac enjoyed. The bride is
one of the most estimable young ladies
in the townsbi of Emit Wawanosh, and
the many frie s of the happy* oottpie
extend to the their best wishes for a
happy and'pensperous voyage through
life, Many vlesre the useful And Valua-
ble presents tt the bride. Mr, and Mrs.
Cole left by 0 P.R. from Wingham for
Owen Sound and other points. The
bride wore a l3andsome going away. salt;
navy blue box loth skirt, and silk blouse,
with pretty hi t and gloves to match.
The
The close sea
copy of the Act
Game Commiss'
Deer, Nov. 1 -
For Moose, r
of the main lin
as deer, north
runs from Oct.
inclusive.
No Elk or Wa 'ti can be hunted at
at any time in O ario.
Grouse, pheas its, prairie fowl or
partridge, wood ck, black or grey
squirrels, open sea on, Sept. 15 to Dec.
15th.
Quail or wild to keys Nov. lst to Dec.
1st.
Swan or geese, S pt. 15th to May lst.
Duck of all kind , Sept. 1st to Dec.
loth.
Snipe, rail, plover Sept. 15 to Dec.
15th.
Hares from Oct. ..st to Dec. 31st.
Beaver and otter ire prohibited until
1910.
Muskrat cannot to Bunted from May
let to Jany lst aun cannot bo shot in
May.
The chief chang. in the law relates to
jthe season for shorting hares, which has
been moved later tsid opens now on the
est of October it stead of Sept. 15th.
The hare season al o closes later, on the
31st of December.
ame Laws.
on,
the
to
sued
bythe Ontario
o
on for 1905 isle follows:
to Nov. 1st.
deer or caribous, south
C. P. R., is same season
the C.P.R. the season
6 to Nov. 15, both days
We have
for the
Pickling
Season
s Gear Rings
Corks
Bungs
Sealing Wax
Paraffine
Mixed Spices
Chill Pepper
Tumeric
Cloves
Mace
Ginger
Garlic
Green Ginger
Long Poppers
Whole Peppers
Cinnamon
Celery Seed
Allspice
Bay Leaves
Ground Spices
Mustard Seed
416,
Parsinne wax is much used now in
the cities for sealing jellies, fruits, cat -
sups, pickles, etc.
We have new supplies of these goods.
A.IMcCaII &Co,
LIMITED.
Drugglets and Opticians
WINGHAM, - ONT.
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What Now ? 4.
4. • Are you hesitating about taking .j
4. e course of study in the .g.
WINCHAM
I BUSINESS . COLLEGE
Unsurpassed Advantages ti
are our manifestoes 2 •P'
'I- WHERE
Highest Standards
o Thorough Courses
'l • Competent Instructors
AND
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-s. If so, call and interview our principal .
4. for the necessary information, and do as
H not longer allow your doubts to be your .l.
4. traitors. Attend now. Night classes. ..
4. Enter any time. .l.
.re Full information for s postal, .1.
• 'l'.
+l' • N. REGINALD FLETCHER, Principal. d•
• 12 years teaching experience.
"t • GEO. SPOTTON, - President.
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Dates of Fall Fairs.
Wingham Sept. 28.29
Walkerton. Sept. 14.15
Mildmay Sept. 25-26
Listowel Sept. 26.27
Ripley... Sept. 26-27
Goderich. Sept. 26-27
Harriston , , , , Sept. 2829
Teeswater .... Oct. 2. 3
Lucknow.. Oct. 4 - 5
Brussels ....... Oct. 5 - 6
Gorrie ......
Blyth
Dungannon
Oct. 7
Oct. 10-11
Oct. 12-13
Wingham's Leading
Shoe Store
New
Fall
Shoes
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NEw SHAD NEW
TOES, NEW HEELS.
Our new Fall Shoes for Women are now ready for lookers
or buyers. These natty Fal] styles are jest in from the world's
best shoetnakers. " The latest" is written all over them—in
every curve, corner and stitch.
Every pair will add reputation to the house that can sell
Shoes like these at such moderato prices as
$2.00, $2.50, $3.00 or $3.50
mommuminsweummemsommi
We are ready for Mrs. Brown, who is always so very par-
ticular about her Shoes.
For Mrs. Smith, who is so very difficult to fit, with a good
locking, stylish Shoe.
For Mrs. Jones, who always wants an elegant looking, up
to date Shoe at a moderate price.
We'lI satisfy
Any Woman's Shoe Wants.
Remember, we sew free of charge all rips in Shoes
bought of us.
New stock of Trunks and Valises tO hound.
W. J. GREER
Shoer to the People.