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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1905-10-19, Page 1j THS WINCHAIVI TIMES. VOL XXXIY.--NO. 1758. Tailor -Made Cloches $15. 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 orders at $3.50, 3.75. $4, $5, $6. A fine selection of Gents' Ftir- nishings always in stock. IJISILI Hoffluth Tailor and Gents' Furnisher 2 doors from post office. MARRIAGE LICENSES ireaed by FRANK PATER/sm. No. 23 Victoria street. Wingham, Ont. No witnesses required. DOMINION BANK WINCHAM Capital paid up, $ 3,00 0,00 0 Reserve Fund and Undivided profits $ 3,044,000 Femora' Notes discounted. Drafts sold on all points in Canada, Mee United States and Europe. SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Interest allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards, etnil added to principal 30th Jttne and 81st December each year. D. T. HEPBURN, manager. ie. Venetone, Solicitor. BANK OF HAMILTON WINCHAM. Uapitai paid up, $2,235,000.00. ltoserv'e Fund, $2,235,000.00. Total Assets, $26,553,846.57, Peesidentw HON. WH. GrnsoN. Viet -President and y General Manager —4. gent Linn. Il saistant (len. Manager—H. M. WATsme DIUE07'O13B John eOsiendtid, . Prootor,t iffotd,CereA.Drg hisPeotor-13. tVilleon. AA.YSim os BA sur. Interest +allowed on depotite of $t.00 I►nd air erards, and added to prinoipat on filet May end cloth November each year. f3peeial Dbllotlttta `.Paled reoei ed at aurreril Wee of interact. t7. V. SMITH.* Asset I*Oft.121 03it ik ItOLlls.leS, solicitors. YOU IMMINISMISINSIBIONIR ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED TO GALL AND INSPECT OUR LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCg OF Fancy Groceries Fruits, etcy We also carry a very large stock of the very finest ,,,,,CHINA„ that can be obtained, at reasonable prices. R. A. Hutchison r GROCERIES AND CROCI{ERY. 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. 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 $20 building lot or a $10,000 farm, I want to hear from you. C. J. MAGUIRE Real Estate and Business Transfer Agent, VANBTONE BLOMB. - WINGHAM, ONT. GENERAL LOCAL NEWS. Moderate- Prices. The man who sell: Regent Clothing, Mr. A. R. Smith, was in Toronto last week and is back aft r buying slot more new overcoats and its, underwear and ry popular in suits man who sells the them. North End. boots. Plaids are v and overcoats, Th Regent Clothing haj Jost opened at C of newpatterns on pat e for rugs; beautifu colorings—call ear] per's, alar ssupply Y g good strong canvas l designs in elegant y and get your choice, Blyth :all Fair. The Blyth fall Par on Tuesday and Wednesday of las : week was not as largely attended a on previous years, owing to the unfa exhibits in the out up to former year ing oft in the exbi has been the case this year. The the special attrata races were on the ham citizens' ban for the day. rable weather. The oor departmeuts were , but there was a fall - its in the building, as t nearly all the fairs eeding events were ion and three goo program. The Wing- t furnished the music Self feeder coal stove, with oven, for sale. R. H. CRON HER, Frances street. Mrs. Curie's Funeral. The funeral of he Iate Mrs. Robert Currie on Friday .ast to the Blnevale cemetery was ve 7 largely attended. Many of the old time neighbors and friends were press nt to show their re• speot to the memory of the departed. The services at the house were conducted by Rev. D. Perrie and Rev, Dr. Gandy, and the grave by Mr. Perris. the pall Jeerers were the five sons, John T., Rrbert, Wm. J„ Andrew and David, of East Wawanosh, and her son-in-law, John Wilson, V. S., of Wingham. Accident ars Ocean' Liner. Five lives are mown to have been lost and more thin 30 persons injured, some of them ser mealy, on the Cunard Line Steamer, Or onpania on 'Wednesday of last week, liken a gigantic wave rolled over the v: ssel and swept across a deck think with i !enrage passengers. So sudden was the .riming of the disaster and so great the 3Onfasion Whish attend• ed and followed it that even the offieere of the steamer t emselves were unable upon the vessel's arrival at Net, fork, to estimate the f 11 extent of the trag- edy. It is poseib e that the Ave persons known to be nice ng from the steerage, may not constitu e the full number of and re.L,H dead. Mr.n W.ansouw ho were paseengert n the Campania ar- rived hone rest rday after d several weeks visit in nglaad, Ireland and Scotland. They report an excellent trip and lead a Moat njbyable time in the Old Lend. WINGHAM, ONTARIO. THURSDAY. 0C1OBER 19, 1905. Wear Greer's Shoes and Rubbers Bible Society Mee ing Postponed. The meeting of the Wingham Branch Bible Society, wbieh was to have been held last Wednesday 3vening, was post poned,owing to the a (favorable weather, and will be held this Thursday) evening in the Baptist church Addresses will be delivered try Rev. D� Perris and Rev, Dr. Gundy, Music ill be furnished by the choir. Collecti will be taken. Fon SALE.—A lawn swing.nearly new, owned by Alex, Ritchie. Apply.te R. Veneto/ie. Piles of new overcoats, . Suits, odd pants, vests, overalls, s oks. Stacks of Craveuette water r of rain coats, etc., from $2,75 up at A. R. SiuTI,I's, north end. Important to Publ c School Teachers. At the teachers' convention for the county of Huron ht ld at Clinton in May, 1905, it was decide. to hold but one uni- form promotion.examination in the year —this examination to be held at a con- venient date just oefore Easter. The uenal October examination will not be held this year. A to each school to plains the limit of, ironlar has beea sent cher which fully ex- vork for each class, and the time and •erode of making the promotions. Onr School Sb ,as are made to stand the hard knocks., No prices lower than ours, when the s'soes are as good. W. J. GREER. Change in G.T.R. Staff. Mr. Harry McCrea, who has for some time been assist int to Mr. L. Pender, Roadmaster on - is division of the G. T.R. has not be enjoying good health for some time an has been given six months leave of bsence. Mr. McCrea has gone to his h me in Belgrave and his many friends wi h him a speedy recov- ery. His plane ere will be taken by Mr. W. A. Job a, who has for some time been bag geman and Mr. Johns' place is being t ken by Mr, Will Fry- fogle. The Queen of Autumn ' owers. We never before had s. a fine dis- play of Chrysauthe . u ., as we have this year. We can s • .ply flowers for any occasion. 'Ph, , ns your order, or, better still, Call and see us at our green- house, Frances street. 'Phone 101. GRAHAMS. The Florist. Died atfKincardiine. Kincardine las week lost one of her oldest residents in the person of Al- bert E. Isard, in his 62nd year. Decea- sed was born in 3ramley, England, and came to this country, when 16 years of age. He settlecin London and for many years was in tilt employ of the old Great Western Railway. He went to Kincar. dine about 41 ye trs ago and established a butcher busin ducted ever eh)j bad a partial et which he net married to Mislt. was blessed by sons. Decease E. Isard, of V attended the fu Thursday last. )ss which he had con- e. About a year ago he oke of paralysis from r recovered. He was E. Avery and the union ive daughters and two was an uncle of Mr. H. ngham and Mr. Isard eral at Kincardine on Six drzen Menem colored shirts, sizes 14 to 18 neck. eegular $1.00, bargain 59c. at the R. H.rowder Co's. The Co The County Vit Cox and Bawde personal inepectii of the County. ing their report County COunoil Will be known u public From c ever, says the Minton New Era, some general intorno ion has been gathered. • At present the mivalized assessment of Usborue and Tteekersmith is $47 per acre Mc1 iloptownahrep will probably be plac- ed at the sante figure. Turnberry and East Wa vano€1, now equalized at $31 per acre, will px)bably be raised a little, though not moa. Goderich township, may be aligtly lowered. lized at $357,700, will $200,000, and Godes.- ed at $875,300, will also ly. Connell is hound to ac• the valuators, iia mat- ty Valuators uators, Messrs Leckie, have finished their Of the different parts hey are now busy gett- eady to present to the and nothing definite itil the report is made anal conversation how - equalized et $38 Wingham equ� probably go u) ich town, equali go up considers The County cept the report ter what it is,an 1 to abide for five years. As the Council }ll not meet until Dee. ember and the valuators are likely to have their repor in shape by the end of the present mo h, we think that the re. port should be landed out to the press for publichtio as soon acs completed. The public are ` terested therein, and no Object can be eyed by withholding it until Decembe • Auctitn Sale. Ur. Levi Lott has disposed of his farm on the first oonoesa on of Morris, and will have an anctic 1 sale of stock, im- plements, eta., at L. premises, lot 24, con 1, Bluevale ro .d, on Wednesday, October 25th. The =ist includes 3 hors - es, a number of mi cattle,and a largo nn Sale at 1 o'clock. tioneee, ch cows and young ober of implements. H. Garnias, sac - H. Davis bas several good houses and a farm for sale. See him for particu- lars. Noxien--All tic r stints due the late firm of Cassels & CCasrr are to be paid to the undersigned. THOS. CASSELS. Wingham Trent in London. Mies Laura Hoz Lath, of this town, sang at s recital fi- St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Church alt London on Monday evening and her many friends in Wing - ham will be please! to read what the London Advertise:- says, as follows;— "Miss Laura Hom ith scored a triumph. She has a soprau ' voice of excellent quality, and she s: ng with true mnsi. oianiyfeeling. H=r voice is of liquid quality, and was bard to best advan- tage in the softer iassages. Her num- bers were very acceptable. Miss Homnth is a young singer c great promise. Her numbers were "dome Uuto Me," by Coven, and "The ate of Heaven," by Tours." Miss Ho nth will sing at the concert in St. An rew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham, ext Monday even- ing. House to rent on Victoria street; hard and soft water. Apply to Miss'Fisher, next door. Get the habit of Dying your shoes at Greer's. Our prate will save you money. Besides we sew all rips in shoes we sell free of charge. W. J. GREER. Hockey t21ub Officers. A well attender meeting of thehockey enthusiasts of Wingham was held in the council cham er on Tuesday even- ing, when the clu was reorganized for the coming season, with the f !lowing officers:—Hon. Pre ident, Dr. etinedy; hon. vice-president Albert Fleming, sr.; president, C. G VanStone; 1st vice- president, R, Clegg 2nd vice-president, Robt. Johnston; se ,retary, D. D. Wil- son; treasurer, H �i. h Wi tman • man- ager, g , ager, J. W. Orr; a- sistant manager, D. Dinsley; commftte of management, J. L. Vanetone, E. oore and W. G. Reid. The colors will be he same as those of last year, green an white. The club will again enter t e Northern League and defend the c p which they now hold. The matter Joining theO .H A. will be dealt wit later. Mr. D, D. Wilson was appoi ted delegate to the Northern League meeting. The boys are looking fence d to a most sucessful season. Best Iines and latest gns in stoves and ranges at Gerry's d rdware. It was a genuine Leasure to the audi- ence to welcome G orge Fox, who might be said to be Ham` ton's own violinist, and it was a gree r pleasure to hear him play in his old farm, with the brilliancy of tech ique for whioh he has long been noted. Both his solos were splendidly playa purity of tone and sureness of inton tion, as of old, being prominent. He ad to respond to very marked encores, he andience recalling him twice after laying of Severn's most melodious solo. Mr. Fax also played a beautiful obli$ o to Madame Wright's first song —Ha Ilton Times, Dec. 1904. In Presbyteria Church, Wingham, on Monday even g, October 23rd, under auspices of th choir. 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. Wailon McKihbon DRUCOISTr WINGHAItL. Lo'ivney'b Choc olatos...tresis this, week. imisladmIsminwoW • Regent clothing sold by A. R. Smith Dan Patch on Exhi The great pacer, deavor to lower the Exhibition Track, 2 October 21. Horses to see this event. l will be provided to via Grand Trunk R. ition Park, Toron- an Patch, will en- world's record at fronto, on Saturday, ten should not fail est of train .service ud from Toronto, ilway. Farmers, what abet yo quarter of beef this fall or winter all and see us. os. T. FIF. .. TnANfisolvINo Fowt.—We ill pay 15c. per ib. for choice to ke dry pick. ed and undrawn. Duo s, chickens and geese in proportion. Fr 1 to be deliv- ered Oct. 23rd and 24th. GEO. E. KING, Wingham. After Twenty-Tw . Years' Service. After twenty-two :ears' faithful ser- vices es High Court Treasurer of the Canadian Order of 1 oresters, Mr. John Neelanda of Brantfc.:d has retired and has been presented with a very beauti- ful and costly cabin :t of silverware, The presentation was m .de in Oucident Hall, Toronto, by Mr. D. Allan of Grimsby, High Vice -Chief R. neer of the Order. fiMr. Geo. Faulkner of Brantford, High Court Secretary, a id Mr. W. D. Earn. gey, Toronto, mensber of the Executive Committee, with any other prominent members of the 0 der, were also pr nt. Dress goods of all ki s selling this wee1 at prices never 11 of b fore in Wingham, Ritchie's old sta Remember, that Fields' s the place to get your meat. Spec] l reduction in meat b the eef or price to those want quarter, or in large pieces, eithe pork. Blacksmith shop with g..d business, also waggon shop in co • nection with same, will be rente. or -old together or separately. Expe:: ted blacksmith wanted. Apply to - . TRENCH, Tees - water. G T R 1p rovements The contractors a the G. T. R. have been pushing the w rk very rapidly dur• ing the past week. The grading for the sidings is about c pleted and portions of the crack have been laid. The old station building h s been moved east as a far as the freight _ lied so as to allow , room for the ne i building. The con- crete foundation i for the new station should be compll 'lied this week. The work has put the T. R. yard in very bad shape, but tb public will have to put up with a Hal. inconvenience, and we shall be rewar modern and well ing. With favor pected that the completed in a m d in having a good nipped station build- able weather it is ex - few building will be nth. Highest price palll efor hides an oui- try at T. Fells' buts ler shop. Grocery department at „the Bankrupt Salo -15c baking ow dr, selling 8c a tin; baking soda 3o b• Boston laundry starch 2 packagesf 15c. Ritchie's old stand. Fon SALE.—Comfortable,,s. .use and lot on Catherine str et, wi ood stable, Also 1 square piano coo ove, 2 heat. ing stoves. buggy, trobe, refrig- erator, 2 bedroom ices, carpets and several pictures, hand a ork, water color and oft. Apply on premises any after- noon or evening. W. H. HELE. Anniversary and, The anniversary tiOn with St. .An Church, Wingham day next. Rev. I of Queen's Unice preach at 11 a.m. Monday evening f meat, under the will be held in Geo. Fox, Amer' will give several trice Scott, late an organ recital. liomuth, Este and Mr. Jam and selections voices, This excellent treat ham and violti largely attend doubt tlio mos ea, and he willi� The concert is', W. Cline and to Wingham, t ganization, Ira orgitnizations Cline's efforts ottt a oharge O. people of l ..in p VPI now have the their appreeiat' by filling the Monday event is only 25 ce ren. SI A YEAR IN ADVANCE REV. H. S. BOY Recently appointed Church, Rev. Mr. Boyle is his work in Wi November 12th.. NOTES B It seems too bad 1 season is drawing si when there are such interesting and excii green. In acceptant the "benedict" rine. played between the b diets, and -without our sympathies are to see a sufficient played to decide the season at least. Th have some grounds further until they have already won, a would be in auanh be Entertainment. 1 services in conneo- - rew's Presbyterian will be held on Sun- . Gordon, Principal city, Kingston, will nd 7 p. m. On the llowiug, an entertain- ausplces of the Choir, ie church, when Mr. a's greatest violinist selections; Miss Bee- f Winnipeg, will give Solos by Misses Laura e Grifriu, Ada Cline s Jones, of Brussels. y a thorns of trained 1 ntertaintnent will be au for the people of Wing- ity and should be very d, Mr. rex is without a clever violinist in Ameri- delight all who hear him. or the benefit of Mr, G. is choir. Since coming early every Church or- ternel society end other ave benefited by Mr. the musieal line, with- any kind. The good hairs and vicinity will pportanit3 of showing n of Mr. Cline's services uroh to the doors on g next. • The admission s and 111 cents for ohild- E, M.A., B O. ei•ter of St. Paul's ini;}ltirn.. xpecti•d to take up Ilam on Sunday, THE WAY. that the bowling lae•ur to a close, right prospects for g contests on the of 'a challenge by e gams has been ohelors and bene - ging which side ill, we would like umber of games apremacy for tins bachelors probably r refusing to play eceive what they d no donbt they ter shape to endure the hardships of a 'sen contest after partaking of a deficit) s and refreshing dish of bivalves, »hie the restauraut- enrs of Wingham now so well how to serve in the best style. As the matter now stands both porde figure as chal- lengers, and a satisfec ory way out of the difficulty is awai,ed. How would it do to have a cogo:Iiatory committee appointed to try am arrange matters for the completion of the oonteeti Iu theeneantime the sic o of the bachelors' question is stili h rd, "Where, oh, where, are the oy st rs7" TheI c r' e e t lc beI af, thens hi J e ne P street crossing of th O.P R. one day last week evidently ecame possessed of a desire to work ov time, as it rang continuously for sev al hours and caus- ed many a driver apt caching the cross- ing to wait patiently 'or the approaching train which did not chemo. Upon being apprised of the mat .r, Agent Beemer promptly had the be disconnected, and Placed awatchman the crossing. ;. Special bargains lace curtains, art n. at the Bank iuptSal his wet krtic carpets, zseiis'Ed cretons, hie's old stand. Becoming Glasses There is a good variety of fram- es to choose from, and there is quite a ]snack in selecting those - best suited to the features We think we can promise you satisfaction in this respect, as in every other We have the most modern style of eye glasses and spectacl-,s as well as the ordinary ones Til' frames are from 25 cents to $5.00. The lenses from one dollar up. There is not a point in optics at which we are not fully equipped to give the utmost satisfaction. We are examning eyes. and fitt- ing spectacles every day, in our op- tical room, -.when would you like to call, and see about your eyes. A1I1McCaII & Co1 Drugglats and Optieians ' WINGHAM, • ONT. WINGIIAPI BUSINESS COI GE is a High-grade C,. i . cial School i — THREE ' RSCS — Commercial - Stenography - Telegraphy - Write GEO.SPOTTON. Principal. - Sixty Weeks or $1.75. The new subscribe to The Youth's Companion for 1906 •ho at once send the subscription pric , $1.75, will receive tree all the remainin issues of the paper for 1905. These sues will coutain nearly 50 complete tories, besides the opening chapters of race S Richmond's serial, "The Cburc ill's' Latch -String," a sequel to her stn of "The Second" Violin," which ap eared in the early weeks of this year. Mauanle Sembrich will contribute an rtiole on "Sovereigns I Have Sung To,' and there will be three stories by May Rebore; Clark under the title, ' Tales of a Pawnee Hero." These will give foretaste of the good things in store fo 1906, full illustrated Announcement o . which will be sent to any address free ,vith sample copies of the paper, a r e• New subscribe --s will also receive a gift of The Comlanion's "Minutemen" Calendar for 1901,lithographed in twelve colors and gold. The Yom's Companion, 144 Berkely Stree4, Boon, Mass. Second-hand stoves for sale el ware merchant. Ladies' $10 00 c coats for $2 50, a week, at the B old stand. For the late Gerry's stock, ng and heating B. Gerry, hard - $5,00; l 5.00 prices for this iupt Sale, Ritchie's i amp goods see o blast lantern, 35c. Winghai-n's Leading Shoe Store We Sell Good Rubbers What a lot of weather we'll have right along now. ' Everybody will have use for Rubbers nearly every day. It's a wise thing to protect the feet at this season of the year. Look Well to Your Rubbers All kinds are here. Storm Rubbers, Low Cut Rubbers, Sandals, Footholds, Toe Rub- bers, Self Acting Rubbers, etc., etc, We have 'a. Food, pair of Rubbers from every Man, Woman or Ghild in town No poor Rubbers. Poor Rubbers are cheap and worthless at the same time, Rubbers from 35c to $1.00. Fit any shaped Shoe. .r..r.tr.r New stock of h'rntnits and Valises to hand. W. J. GREER Shoer to the People.