HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1907-01-24, Page 88
"001,Willt%%11,41,1001014/0110404/41,11/4%/WWWWWW0,411111
A Great
Sacrifice Sale
of Furs
AND ALL WINTER GOODS
During the month of January
Fine Sleigh Robes, regular $1.2 to $15, sale price 60.50
Men's splendid Black Fur Coats, in ilne curl
Persian Dog, regular $35, sale price 27.50
Ladies' Astrachan Coats, regular $25, sale20.00
tc $30, " 26.00
I I $35, " 27.50
Electric Seal and Bocharan, with Sable Collars
and revers, regular $45, sale price .. ; 37.50
With just the same reductions on all our very large assortment
of fine but smaller Furs.
Ladies' Cloth. Coats and Misses' Coats must sub-
mit to the same severe reduction.
Youths' and Boys' Snits and Overcoats at
the most tempting prices ever heard of in Wingham,
Comte and see and you will be convinced that this is the greatest
opportunity of saving money ever offered.
D. 11. GORDON.
4411eiteil,
MINOR LOCALS.
—Mats and Weekly Globe for one
year for only $1.85.
—Have you renewed your subscript -
tion to the Tines? If not, "Do it now."
—Mr. W. J. Plenty, late of Wingham
has sold his newspaper property at Brig -
den.
—Regular meeting of Court Maitland,
Canadian Foresters on Friday evening
of this week.
--Messrs. Jas. Armstrong and W. H.
Gregg, of Gerrie, have been appointed
justices of the Peace,
--Owing to the darkness on Saturday
the electric lights were put into service"
during the afternoon,
—Many people are taking advantage of
Our special offer of the TIMES and Week-
ly Globe for one year $1.35.
—Huron County Council is in session
at Goderich this week. Reeve Irwin is
in attendance from Wingham.
—The many friends of) Mrs. John A.
Mowat will be sorry to learn that she is
seriously ill with pneumonia at tier home
in Acton.
CRESOLENE ANTISEPTIC TABLETS
A simple and effective remedy for
SORE THROATS AND COUGHS
They combine the germicidal value of Cresolene
with the soothing properties of slippery elm and lico-
rice. Your druggist or from us, 100 in stamps.
[ammo,
Mars Co., Limited, Agents, Montreal. 4ot
—The glove works at Toronto of Mr.
A.C. Chapman, formerly of Wingham
were damaged to the extent of about $5,-
000 by fire on Saturday last.
—The editar of the TIMES has reoeiv-
ed an invitation to attend the seventh
annual At Home of the Huron Old Boys
to be held at Tiorouto, onFebruary 15th.
—Last week Mr. Wm. Nicholson sold
big house and lot on Centre street,
occupied by Mr. D. T. Hepburn to Mr.
Thos. Field. Mr. Field has !secured a
good house.
—The annual meeting of North Huron
L.O.L. will be held in the village of
Blyth on Tuesday,Feb. 5th, at 10 o'clock
a. m. for the transaction of business.
All member e invited. Visitors welcome.
—On Friday last, the Wingham Bast -
meg College hockey team journeyed to
Gorrie to play the team of that town.
Nothwithstanding the thirteen rigs of
rooters the College team was defeated
by 14 to 9.
--During Saturday night's severe
whadeatorm one of the big chimneys on
' the North at. Methotits4 church at God -
°rich went ever with a crash, smashing
through the roof and ceiling of the choir
loft and almost wrecking the organ.
—Mr. Geo. Harris, sr., who was one
of the pioneer residents of Turnberry,
lassoed away at his home in Gorrie on
Tuesday of hist week in his 89th year,
lifr. Harris was for many years a resident
of Wroxeter before moving to Gerrie
some Ave years ago, I'
--The Municipal World puts the mat-
ter in this light: "If you want to injure
your town, bay nothing at home that
you can get elsewhere, and If you are in
business), don't advertise." There is a
good deed of sound sense crowded into a
small speed in the above.
—The funeral of the late jots McGuire
took place on %tardily afternoon and
large number of our townspeople at-
tended to pay respect to one of the pione.
reettlents of the town. The palbbear•
seta were Mama mom Bell, A. Roo, IL
Davis, Z. A. Marton, *Thos. Gregory,
sted John Marlin,
TEE WINGILAM TIMES JANUARY 24, 1907
PUBLIC $01-1001, BOARD.
The that wtlug of Winghata 'ublio
Sohool Board for 1007, was held as per
data°, on Wednesday evening, January
10th; members all present.
The Secretary read the statement of
the Town Clerk, certifying to the eleot-
ion of the following trustees;—Ward 1—
H. E. Isard. Ward 2—B. Jenkine. Ward
3—A. E. Lloyd. Ward 4—Theo, Hall,
Seoretary Groves tools the chair, when
it wee pureed by Trustees Hall and Griffin
$ that A. E. Lloyd be chairman for 1907—
carried,
The minutes of December meeting
were approved.
The report of the Principal for Decem-
ber showed the attendance as follows:—
Average in Dept. 1-44; Dept, 2-41: Dept.
3-45; Dept, 4-45; Dept. 6-44; Dept. 6-42
and Dept. 7-56; total average -217.
The Prinoipal aloe presented the annual
report, allowing —Boys registered, 252;
Girls registered, 310; Total pupils regis-
tered, 562; Aggregate attendance, 71,220;
Average attendance, 366; Teaching days
in 1006, 201; Sohool was open, 199 days.
Classes—In Part 1-80; Part 2-07; 2nd
Book -113; 3rdBoo-116; 4th Book -04;
Contianetion class -92; Total -502.
Promotions—Part 1 to 2-46; Part 2 to
Sun. 2nd -43; Jun. 2nd to Sen. 2nd -40;
Sen, 2nd to Jun. 3rd -39; Jun. 3 to Sen.
3rd -41; Sen. 3rd to 4th -32; Entrance
class -27; 2nd Class certificates -11; total
promotion -279.
Receipts—Bal. from 1906 05.45; Gen-
eral Gov't grant, $262,00; Continuation
class grant, $700,00; Non-resident fees,
$70.00; Sale af seats, $100.00; Taxes of
1906, $4457 00; Total, $5654.45.
Expenditure—Salaries, $3576.65; Re-
pairs, fuel, caretaking, secretary, sup-
plies, eto., $1555,86; total, $5112,b1,
On motion of trustees Hall and Griffin,
the reports were adopted.
The statement of the Bank of Hamil-
ton was read, stating that on Jan'y 4th,
the balance to the credit of Board was
$733,94.
Griffin—Kerr—That the aotion of the
Chairman and Secretary in paying the
bplance of elate roof account be ratified
—carried.
Griffin—Kerr—That Dr. Redmond be
re -appointed member of High School
Board—carried.
Kerr—Jenkins—That W. MoKibbon
be re -appointed to Public: Library Board
—carried
Committeea—The following commit-
tees were appointed :—Finance—Trus-
tees Griffin, Hall and Isard. Property—
Moore, Kerr, Lloyd and Rose; W. Moore
to be chairman.
On motion of trustees Hall and Kerr,
J. F. Grovesvas re -appointed Secretary,
and on motion of trustees Griffin and
Isar& J. B. Ferguson was re -appointed
Treasurer.
The following accounts duly certified
to, passed for payment:—W. G. Gray,
teaming coal, eto., $12,85; A. Ross, wood
$3.75; 3. Brock, work, $4.20; J.D.Burns,
supplies, $.96; J. McLean, lumber, $4.85;
Wm. Moore, work, 86.55; Wm. Gannett,
wood, $10.00; E. Dennis, teaming, $1.75;
j. Roe, wood. $14.00; W. Nicholl, wood,
$13.50: D. Fryfogle, rep. and material,
$2.50; T. Taylor, 2 months rent, $16.00.
It was decided to ask for tenders for
caretaking of the School, tenders to be
received up till 29th inst.
The Board then adjourned.
1
—The Wingham. Branch of the Wo-
man's Institute will hold their regular
monthly meeting in the O.O.P. hall, on
Thursday, Jan 31st, at 2.30 p.m. Sub
-
jade for diecussion: "Home made can-
dies," "Winter diet," and "Indoor
games for the children," Ladies are
all cordially invited to attend. M. I.
Gillespie, Sooty.
Homy Your Heart Flatter
Yon know heart fluttering means
you're not as well as yon should be. It
is an evidence of impaired nerve and
muscular power. To obtain euro, try
Ferrozone ; it has a special action cm the
heart as seen In the case of Thos. Grov-
er of Cole Harbor, N. S., who says: "If
I exerted myself it would bring palpita-
tion. To carry any heavy weight or go
quickly upstairs completely knocked me
out. When bad attacks came on I lived
in fear of sudden death, Ferrozone
gave my heart the very assistance it
needed, and now I am quite well." For
heart or nerves it's hard to excel Ferro.
zone, 60c per box at all dealers.
PERSONAL.
We shall be glad to have contributions to
this column from any of our readers. If yon
helve visitors or purpose going away yourself.
drop in and tell us, or send us a note to that
effect.
Miss Lizzie Gilchrist is visiting for
two weeks with friends in Chatham.
Mr. D. C. McKenzie, of Winnipeg was
°ailing on Wingham friends this week.
Mr. Thos. Cassels was in Olinton 011
Monday attending the funeral of his
uncle.
Mr. David E. Hastings, of The Dallas,
Oregon, is visiting with his relatives in
Turnberry,
Mr. Robt. Maxwell, of the Bluevale
road was visiting for a few days with
relatives at Galt, '
Mr. Jas. MoKelvie, of Petrolia was
visiting for a few days with old Wing -
ham friends.
Mr. Ohas. Turnbull, late of the Bank
of Commerce here has been promoted to
the branch at Brantford.
Miss Ramage, St. Helens arrived in
Own this week to attend the steno-
graphic department of the Wingham
Business College,
Mr. J. N. Bell, real estate agent, of
Brandon, with Mrs Bell,are visiting with
relatives and friends in Wingham and
East Wawanosh,
Mr. F. W. McGuire arrived hbme
from Winnipeg on Saturday morning to
attend the funeral of hie father and is
spending a few days at his home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bryden, of &Inver -
ton were visiting at Mr. Wm. Maxwell's,
Bluevale road for a few days. Mr. Bry-
den is a brother of Mrs. Maxwell.
•
CHILDHOOD AILMEMTS.
As a remedy for all the ills of child-
hood arising from derangements of the
stomach or bowels Baby's Own Tablets
have no equal. You do not have to oat
or threaten yonr little ones to take • em,,
children like them. The ea with
which they can be given as onapared
with liquid medicines wil appeal to
every mother. None Is e. led or wast-
ed—you know just ho •ig a dose has
reached the little o.. •h, And above
all mothers have White guarantee
that the Tablets ntain no opiate or
poisonous soOthin Muff, They always'
do good, they can't possibly do harm.
Mrs. Edward Donovan,St. Agatha, Que.
.aye:—'I am delighted with Baby's
01411 Tablet,. 1 know of no medicine
that can equal them in curing the ills of
yttig children." You can get the Tab-
lets from any druggist, Or by mail at 25o
box by' writing The Dr. 'Williams
Medicine 41o„ Brookville, Ont.
CHURCH NOTES.
The annual congregational meeting
of St. Andrew'e Presbyterian Char&
will be held in the lecture room of the
Church next Tuesday evening. '
The Rev. W. G. Howson, of the
Meth° Jilt Church, will take for his sub-
ject next Sunday: -11 a,m. "Through
an art gallery, on the walls of whioh,
hang the pretreat; of some of Wing -
hams worthies," 7. p, m. "A common
sin of the streets," Men specially in-
vited. All welcome.
The Rev, T. S. Boyle is preaching a
series of sermons on Sunday evenings
on Christian Evidence. They are popu-
lar and historical in forra,
The missionary contributions of St.
Paul's congregation this year are $50 in
advance of the sum asked for. add over
$100 more than in previous years,
BORIC
Ll'uttny —In Morris, on January, 6th, the
wife of Mr. B. Laundy ; a daughter.
TAyron—Tn Morris, on January 14th, the
wife of Mr. Chas. R. 7ftylor; a sort.
MARIIIRD
MAIUME-,-MCICAIr.—At the Presbyterian
Church at Whitechusch, On January 151h, by
Rev. George P. Duncan. Mr. James W. Markle,
of 'Wavrota, Sask. to Miss Sarah P., second
daughter of Mr. Hector McKay, of Rinlosa.
EA1UI4E1—MeLnAlt.—At the Presbyterian
liaise, Mt'oet, on Zan. 15th, by the Rev.
Mr. Hanna, W. J. Ifni -rim, of Gerrie to Misa
Belle McLean, of Harriston.
DIED
13TnErrox—In Brussels, on Zanuary loth,
Zane McCrielten, beloved tvife of James Strat-
ton, sr., aged 71 rests, 4 months and 23 days.
MePRAIRSON—lriTurnberry, on January 22nd
Wm. McPherson. aged 80 year and 8 months,
(loom—In Actcm, on jatittary: 21st, Mary
Groves, relict of the late James Grores. of
Wingham. aged 77 years.
Seat Luelinew oriJaa, 141h, 1e07, Mts.
Sarah Bell, aged 7 yeara and 5 montlich
RA Ttelm—In Welt Vrawarloah, en am)
leth, Margetet Reynolds, teed es yesra
11 ARMS,—In Gorrieeon armor' 1011, George
Ea rrit, in his Beth year,
•
r--0411•40141100404•0•411001010•01.4140.4000411
•
Grippe -Or Influenza, whichever you like'
to call it, is one of the most weakening
0
diseases known.
0
Scotes Enna:don, which is Cod
Liver Oil and Hypophosphites in easily di.
gested forxn, is the greatest strength -builder
known to medical science.
It is so easily digested that it sinks intei
the system, making new blood and new fat,
and strengthening nerves and muscles.
Use Scott's Ematsion after
Influenza.
invaluable for Coughs and Colds
DOMINION BANK SPECIALBARGAIK
IIEAD OFFICE TORONTO.
Capital paid up, $3,ounl000
Reserve Fund and
Undivided profits $3,928,738
Total Assets, over 49,000,000
WINOHAM BRANCH,
Farmers' Hetes discounted.
Drafts sold on all points in Canada,
the United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT—Intereet
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal 30th June and
31st December each year.
— IN —
Watches, Clocks•
and Jewelry
R. KNOX'S
• D. T. HEPBURN, Manager. Watchmaker and Praotical jeweler
043.04100.410000000011040061
ALL DRUGGISTS; 500- AND $1,00.;
MEETINGS OF ist-•
EAST IITJRON 1.9 e i ,0'
Farmers' Institute
will be held as follows:
FORDWICR FEBRUARY 4t12.,
1.30 p, ni, -Thos MolfiIlan, Seaforth,
"Breeding and Marketing Beef Cattle";
W. F. Kidd, Simooe, "Am 1 Raising a
the motet Profitable Horse?"; Miss B.
Maddock, Guelph, Address. -
7 30 p. m.—Thos, McMillan, "A Talk
to Our Young People;" W. F. Kidd,
"Dropped Siitches;" Miss Maddock,
Address,
BLUEVALE FEBRUARY 5t
1.30 p. m,—Thos. K. Bennett rex-
eter, "Dairying;" W. F. Kb , "Am I
Rising the most. Profitabl orse?" (A.
live animal will be an it for objeot
lesson.)
7.30 p m,—Thos. °Milian, "A Talk
to Oar Young People;" W. F. Kidd,
"Dropped Stitches."
JAMESTOWN FEBRUARY 6th,
1.30 p. m.—Thos. McMillan, "Breed.
ing and Marketing Beef Animals;" W.
F. Kidd, "Dairy Cow, her summer care
and winter feed."
7,30 p. m,—Thos. MoMillan, "A Talk
to Our Young People;" W. F. Kidd,
"Dropped Stitehes.
MOLESWORTH FEBRUARY 7th
1.30 p. m,—Thos. McMillan, "Breed-
ing and Marketing Beef Animals;" W.
F. Kidd, "Cultivation and Manures."
7.30 p. ra.--Thos. MoMillan,"Demands
of Oanadion Agriculture;" W, F. Kidd,
"Dropped Stiches."
A musical program will be given in
the evening.
Everybody Welcome.
Tilos. MCMILLAN, P. A. MCARTHUR,
President. Secretary.
FARM FOR SALE
Lots 4 and 6, Concession 17, Howick Town-
ship, containing 250aefes, mote or less. belong-
ing to the estate of the late Jas. Ritchie. There
are about 165 acres cleared and balance in
swamp and wood land. The farm is under
drained and fenced throughout. There are on
the promises a two story brick house with
stone foundation, brick kitcken and stone
woodshed, cement cistern, furnace, etc. There
is also a good frame barn With stone founda-
tion and stabbling underneath; large driving
shed, pig and hen houses. .A. drilled well with
plenty of water forced. to house and stable by
a 16 ft windmill on barn Windmill also used
for chopping. This farm is located five miles
north of Gorrie and three and a half miles east
of the village of Behnore. Close to school, etc.
Any one desiring a first-class farm in a good
locality at a reasonable price would. do well to
investigate. .Apply on the premises for full
particulars.
THOMAS RITCHIE,
Delmore, P. 0.
THE BEST PLACE IN
WINGHAM TO
•
SECURE A
Piano
Organ
OR
Violin
IS AT
DAVID BELL'S
Terms to snit purchaser.
titivvvVYWYSIVYVVVVYYVVVVVvV
100 per Gent.
value
It's the all-round value that
counts up. You will appreciate
that more by giving this store a
fair trial.
Your Money Refunded
for anything leaving my counter
in Grocerlee and Provisionif not
exactly ati represented.
JUST TRY
My special blends of Teas and
Caftan. They are undoubtedly
the best that moneycan buy. Give
them a trial and be convinced.
Coffee, 250 and 40o per lb.
Teas, 25o, 80o, 40o and 50c.
PRODUCE TAKEN.
411 Henry Christie
Greeer and China lierehtint
wxtraabi, ONT.
MAAAAAAAAMAMAAAAMAAMAA
DO YOU WISH TO VISIT
California
Mexico
Florida
OR TUE
Sunny South
Are you anxious t a escape the cold
weather and snow. and spend the
winter in the "Land of Fruit and
Flowers ?"
Winter tourist tickets- are on sale
daily, and if you are contemplating a
trip see that your tickets are routed
via the Grand Trunk.
For tickets and full information
as to rates, routes and train service
call on L. Harold, Depot Agent. J.
D. MoDOwALD, District Passenger
Agent, Toronto.
CENTRAL
"died'
STRATFORD- ONT.
The Leading Commercial
School of Western Ontario.
Our courses are thorough and pra-
Meal while the teaching is done by
able instructors. The ambitious
young men and women who desire to
get the beat possible commercial
training patronize this school while
Business men are in search of our
graduates to fill responsible positions.
The best time to enter our classes is
. NOW. Beautiful catalogue free.
1
1
ELLIOTT & M'CLACHLAN
PRINCIPALS.
WINGHAM
Flour Mills
We are often asked by farmers,
whioh is it better for them, to get
wheat gristed, or buy &Mr, grist-
ing is the cheapest, you will save
from 25o to 30o on each bag of
flour, and then you get our flour,
which is the best.
We have our chopper running
again and can chop from 4,000 to
6,000 lbs, an hoar, so their will be
no waiting to get your ohop done,
PRICE LIST
Five Lilies flour, bl, $2.10 to $2.30
Prairie Rose " " 2.00 to 2.20
Star - " " 2.00 to 2.15
Cream Pastry Flour 1.80 to 2.05
Low grade Flour,ton 26.00 to 27.00
Bran, per ton 17.00 to 18.00
Shorts, " • - 18.00 to 20.00
Soreenings 18.00 to 20.00
Chop 20,00 to 25.00
Winter Wheat, bus. .08 to .70
Goose " " .60 to .62
Manitoba " .75 to .85
Goode delivered promptly to all
parts of the town.
HOWSON, HARVEY &
BROCKLEBANK,
WINGIEEAM
Machine Works
Havingoeoured a first-class machinist,
tan prepared to do all kinds) of repair -
log on the shortest notice. Also
CASTINGS MADE TO ORDER
are 6180 building a fair
Portable Sawing Machines
--..seradthing new. Oafl and inspeot
before placing your Order elseWhere.
W. G. PATON.
22 Yemeni, Souotter,
THE CANADIAN BANK
OF COMMERCE
Paid-up Capital, $10,000,000. Reserve Fund, $5,000,000
HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO
B. E. WALKER, General Manager ALEX. LAIRD, Asst. Gen'l Manager'
BRANCHES THROUGHOUT CANADA, AND IN
THE tUNITED STATES 'AND ENGLAND
A GENERAL. BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED
COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS' PAPER DISCOUNTED
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT 74
Depositof $1 and upwards received, and interest allowed, at
current rates. The depositor is subject to no delay what.
ever in the withdrawal of the whole or any
portion of the deposit.
WINGHAM (ONT.) BRANCH - A. E. SMITH, MANA,GER.
gust Wien You ice(
?ie Goods
With a long stretch of cold and
frost still to come and just
when you need the goods
The Bee Hive Two Stores
are offering wonderful
price inducements on
all kinds of Winter
goods.
J. OLEARING OF ALL LINES.
These stores don't propose to carry over goods, of any
kind from one season to another nor do we expect
people to purchase Winter Goods under warm
weather conditions—therefore while it is
positively necessary to provivde self and
family with warm comfortable ap-
parel we place on sale at quick
clearing price, our entire
stocks of high-class
Winter merchan-
dise
The Clearing of Stocks is ours. The Money Saving is yours
Easy prices for buyers
50o Wool Toques fine quality - 85o
40o Wool Toqueclearing at 80o
25o Wool Toqueth sale Pr/00 • 190
600 Wool Hoiseey, at topeoial 88o
85e Wool Hosieryt now at - 290
25o Wool Hosiery, going at 7, 20o
More Price Induce-
ments.
Ladies extra quality black Sateen
tlnderekirte, you get
85o value kind for • • 68o
$1.00 BlackSateen tInslerakirts for 80o
$1.25 value kind at • • $1.00
$1.50 quality noir at - - $1.20
Overcoat Clearing.
Its less than cost of produotion
but we'll move 'eat out.
$4 Overcoats for - $2.50
$5 Overcoatd for 53.00
$7 Overcoat)) for - $4.50
$9 Overcoat)) for - - $6.00
Underwear Clearing.
Undeawear made by the best mills
priced like this
Special 50e value quality, now - 40o
Special 750 Value quality, now • 60o
Special 650 value quality, now • 52o
Special 60e value qtality, now 4 48o
Spoial $1 value quality', now - 800
iiimalm•••••••••••••• 11 _waitemakiwillOmaiV
Wonderful Clearing Prices in all Department
THE BEE HIVE CO.
TWO STORES.
Next door to Elmer Moore's and in The Carey Stand.
•
sk•