The Wingham Times, 1898-07-01, Page 1VOL,TIMES.
XXVII.—NO, 1366.
1NIiI1AI
'V TN+GHA , ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1898,.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE.
WE SELL CHEAP.
The great Cash Salo is still on and
Business is booming. There's been
so black times in this store since we
inaugurated this sale, and we feel
,encouraged thereby. This week we
are going to place some wonderful
bargains on the tables, t3'e are going
to snakesuch a slash id prices of
some lines as shall compel pur-
chasers to cone to us. We would
'partieu1arly draw attention to our
summer Linens and muslins—we in-
tend to clear them out at consider-
ably below cost price, and they are
Sot old goods either, but right up-
to-date. Come and see these bar-
gains.
The balanee of our stook of Gent's
Furnishings, Rats and Caps, have got to
move off, and in order to enable them to
do so, we have put the knife into prices
up to the very hilt. We baye the
largest and hest stock of Furnishings in
town, and at the prices we are going to
sell them at they must go.
We annex a few prices in Dry Goods
and Furnishings just to give you an
idea of the plums we offer
Special In Table Linens
30o Table Linen, sale price 22es ; 35c
Table Linen sale price 24c, 40c or 20c,
45o for 37izc. 60e far 48c, 75c for 60e.
,Extra Value an Dress Linens
10 pieces Dress Linen, regular price
.25c, now 15c; 10 pieces Dress Ginghaars,
reg. price 25c. now 18c, 5 pieces Dress
•Gingnams, reg. price 20c, now 14c; 6
pieces Dress Ginghams, reg. price 10c,
now 8o; 6 Pecos Dress Cbille, reg. price
7c, now 5c.
Ladies' Collars, 2 for 25c ; Ladies'
Cutis 250, now 20c. Special in Misses'
Bose at 8c,
Cut in Gents' Farnishin ;s
25c and Sao Ties, price now 20o. Linen
Collate stand upor turn down, price 2
for 20o. Special Men's Hose, 100 pair.
Special in Men's Hose, 2 for 25o. 75o
Print Shirt for 58i; 800 Print Shirt for
,66o; $1.00 Print Shirt for 88e, Boys'
_Knickerbockers, size 22c to 30, special
•at 50o.
HOMUTH & BDMLES1
CLEANING THE TEETH
nodi hufleve you really !wow how many tooth
powders and other preparations for the teeth there
really aro. Good ones, we mean, We have them
ell, but we're not going to recommend horn any one
above another. They ail do the business for which
they are intended --and do it welt. For sale at
ALL BUSINESS COLLEGES
ARE NOT ALIKE.
Commercial School 10 one that you
should attend
A. L. HAMILTON'S
successor to Chisholm's Drug Store.
'.BALL GitASS--On
Mr. 1ohn Nrobott,
his subscription to
us that he had• cut
that measured iii fe
Saturday Last, while Blom New iffnias
Culross, was renewing street walk is being
he 'Times, he informed
rohard grass this year
t in length.
ON the Boon --Bt
the Wingham Salt
running loth day
Sperling informs us
possible for thorn t
demand for salt.
Bee Boys -The
Brussels Post of last
very well for the W
behaviour of °srtair
streets last Friday
bat either gentlema.
one or more of t
answer for their b
the 19th century an
CLOSED Ur -The
Clinton New Era
alongthis line:
which has had a st
since it started, wa'
under a chattel r
was any occasion t•
in Brussels, for th
for two in a village
The Herald has h
iva ;i_tiuGecte "masts re'r '" prietors in four ye
til p°+ C ry that the business
inJ ' Ctrl I CANADIAN Fonts
1vs, Lj.
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WHAT KIND DO
!1 YOU WANT ? r
rr ,
U
Billheads, Letter -heads, r
VI:
Envelopes, Circulars Dodgers, p , g1.11''.
is Cards, Folders, Posters or what ? r
gI1 We print everythin 3 from a card pi to a newspaper. Print zt well and
4quick. Cheap too. tri
b.bEstimates free at any time. a
Id TIMES, WINGITAMVM. gj.
i ti rrX4; oser-5' .ter -5 t• -i!" C =?-`ii45
NEW GDVEaTIshMENTS,
Geo. B. King -Specials.
W, IL Wallace -Boat for sale.
J. D. Long -Returned on Thno.
Colin A. Campbell -Paris Green.
S. Gracey-Special Clearing Salo,
The CE fTRALBOSINESS COLLEGE
meas is booming at
arks, The works are
nd night, and Mr.
hat it is almost int -
keep up with the
ly. We understand t
be presented at the
Monday night for a
Diagonal street and
Edward street,
JULY AND AnnusT S
has men out this we
announcing his annua
sale. This annual sale
Work on Victoria
shed along rapid -
at petitions will
town council oa
oncrete walk on
so one on part of
as -Mr. G. E. King
posting up bills,
July and August
has been a means
ollowing from the of drawing a large nu ber of people to
week does sot speak I town. The W ingham eerehants are. up
ughem boys !-"Tiro to the handle in every 1 e and the depart-
Wingbarrlites on our
ening was anything
y or even decent and
m will be called to
language. This is
a civilized lanc`1"n
following from the
xpresses our opinion
he Brussels Herald,
struggling existence ever
this Wel closed up
ortgage There never
start a second paper
•r certainly isn't room
•f only 1100 population.
d tour differeut pro.
's, an evidence in itself
s not paying."
7E1'4 -Court Maitland,
No. 25, Canadian rder of Foresters, bas
been rather on the oom for the past week
or so On Pride evening lust, et the
regular meeting, t o Court was fayored
with an official bit from Mr, Thos.
r-1 I White, the High ',meters, of the Order,
who delivered a e address to the large
number of brethr n present. After the
business of the ev Hing was over a nice
social tirne was • spent. Strawberries,
cream and Dake ere served and all the
'brethren enjoyed pleasant evening.
'Tics WINarsAnr
i horse races will b
the people of tow
an annual event
STRATFORD, - ONT.
is a College, of the highest grade. None
better in Canada.
Reiei eeltceS:--AII Stratford, and
.our thousands of former students. Enter
any time. Circulars free.
W..J. ELLIOTT, Principal..
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRAtt`It PATERsor, No 23, Via -
tor la etreet,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
•requlrcd.
CHEAP REAOINC
Our Clubbing List.
•
LOCAL NEWS.
QUEEN ESTREU-M
assisted by his class
beautiful cantata, "
large orowd in that
ing last. He will
Hensall on the eveni
A LITTLE MATTE
matter that Some of
Seemingly forgotte
them have made u
have not kept ther
important matter,
our bn$ine$$. We
don't like to Speak
BLOWN OUT IN Sar
N. Y,, Democrat t
menced smoking
years of age and k
the age of 70. He
he recorded that
cigars, 49,730 of t
he paid for cost hi
of money to blow
Wingham can bee
In order to sate our subscribers the trouble of
inaidng two or Inore remittances we have nada
special arrangements with the publishers by which
the following publicationsin
• ober 1 r
enabled to
we
aro t
gpnneetion with the N1NGIiA51 TIMES at speciel
low rates from now until January lot, 1809, Special
clubbing rates with alt newspapers and magazines
quoted upon application. Ca.ti roust accompany ail
orders :--
'rotes and Wool:1y Globe, • • 3126
Tinges and Western Advertiser, • 1 40
Times ams Family herald and weekly Star
and Pieture • 175
Times and Farmers' Advocate, . 1 00
Times and learming, weekly, - . 176
Times and Ladies' Journal, • 186
Times and .Montreal Weekly `Witnces; • 180
Times and Farmers' Sun, • . 126
Times and Daily Globe • 4 95
Tittles an.l trolly World • • 300
Tims4 s' :l Country Gentleman, . 2 70
Addye.s,
Il: 73. ,`1ITr1C*Trts,
'WtlidliAril.
Aservensaitx
morning the ann
the Canadian Ord
iu
.the Congregati
tors, to the numb
in procession fro
An appropriate s
the Rev. IL E.
the hall, the brat
hearing an addres
the High Secretor
to attend the sery
visiting brethren f
Belgrave and Whi
were the most sure
Court in many yea
TRAVELLERS AND
ly a day goes by bu
of some kind strike:
article or soliciting:
work. This week,
town soliciting orde
as far as we have le
the cold shoulder f
which we were pleas
the printing business
equipped that we a
of a job in the print
cheaper than the of
more interest in th
can get out of it.
readers to give su.
the "marble heart'
had as cheap fro.
the town.
Geo. W. Cline,
Seaforth, gave the
ueen Esther," to a
own on Friday even-
ive the cantata in
g of July 12th.
RACES -The Wingham
the next attraction for
aad country. This is
which the people,. who
love a good ho o race, look to with
pleasure. They w 11 take place this year
on Wednesday an
and 28th. The tr
this@ year than it 1
the"races will be a
day's programme
or 2.30 trot; 2.24
pace or 2.16 trot.
will bo a 3-minut
trot ; and a free t
TonoNTa INnt
Prize List for th
-There i$ a little hibition, which 1'
.ur $nb$cri.ber$ have the 20th of Augu
entirely. Some of ber, has been fest
many promi$ee, but have received.
To u$ it X$ a very formally opened
nd it'$ nece$$ary in and the Couute-
re very modeitt and the 30th August
•out it. their last officia
rs-The Binghamton, , ion previous to
Is of a man who con- shores. The E
to be more i
account of Gre
sending large a
t•VXNerietes B
ton 1s the onl
tution that has
en be was seventeen
t up until he died at
apt a diary in which
e had smoked 38,713
uch were gifts. Those
$20,850. Quite a lump
ut in smoke, Who in is one of the so
it ? doing business
ER\ION - Last Sunday possesses the 0
1 anniversary services of know that thei
when entruste•
Mr. W. Corbo
r of Foresters was held
nal church, The Force-
r of about 200, marched
their hall to the church.
-mon was preached by
ason. On returning to
en had the pleasure of
from Mr. Thos. White,
, \vile remained m town
e. '.'here were seventy
om Brussels, Bluevale,
:church. The services
safe'.held by the local
nexus -There is bard.
that there is a pedlar
the town pedling some
rders for some kind of
traveller struck the
for job printing,and
a a
riled was greeted with
in our business men,
d to team. We are in
Thursday, July 27th
ck is in better shape
s ever been before and
the better. The first
111 include a 2.35 pace
pace or 2.20 trot; 2.20
The second day's races
trot ; 2.27 pace or 2.24
all, trot or pace..
mental storax do nut re
agement from the peopl
Tnis Sesame -A. ale
sleeps. A sleeper is
sleeper sleeps. Therefo
er sleeps in the sleeper,
the sleeper oyer the
sleeper, until the sleeper
sleeper jumps oft the
the sleeper in the sleep
under the sleeper, and
any sleeper sleeping in
sleeper.
:TRIAL MenemION -Th e
Toronto Industrial Ex •
to be held this year from
t to the 10th of Septem-
d, a copy of which we
he exhibitionis to be
.y the Governor-General
of Aberdeen on Tuesday,
end this will probably be
public act in the Domin-
their departure from our
hibrtien this year promises
teresting than usual on
t Britain and France each
ibits.
t;ozrNar.y Loons WE
for cu abundant harve•
years been more brigh
the present time. The
mense, The grain ha
abty during the past
bee commenoed arid
heavy, The early s
weather will enable t
mense their fall werl•
usual this year.
NX: -Tho Bank of Hamil•
chartered banking insti-
e branch in Wingham. It
ndest financial institutions
in Canada, and it fully
nfidence of the people, who
money and business le safe
to any of its branch offices.
Id is the manager of the
ch and lie is a first•class
•bilging and popular with
tae bank. The following
read with interest : The
Bank of Hamilton of the
ess is the best yet issued
nks. It shows net earn -
year of $160,804, or 12.86
paid.up capital of $1,250,-
5,455 last year, which was
n the capital. There was
to profit and loss a year
nd this made a total of
f which $100,000 was dis-
Vends to the shareholders
rly payments of 4 per cent,
was added to the rest, mak.
t $775,000, and $5,000 was
rpm
k p
lees leaving a bal•
to carry forward to profit
.:statement shows the pose•
in other respects to be a
o note oirculation is $1,-
n increase of $253,333 for
total deposits amount to
inoreaso for the year of recommended es a
the deposits $1,051,454 are patrons of the lar
terest. The readily avail- have their work
nk ate large and including manner.
otee, amounts due by oilier
pal and other debentures and
Dunt to $3,265,20.1,
Wingham bra
business man.
the patrons of
figures will be
statement of th
past year's busi
by easy of the
ings for the pa
per cent. on th
000 against $1
equal to 11.02
carried forms
ago $21,020,
$181,838, out
tributed in di
in two half -y:
each ; $50,000
ing that aecou
Written en of ba
;nee of $20,8'
and lose. Th
tion of the ha
and have our plate so strong one.
able to do any kind 187,573, being
ng hue, and can do it
fellow, who has no
town than what be
e would advise all out
i fellows as the above
, as every artiole tan he
the regular dealers of
1
the year. TI
$7,616,022, a
$1,230,022. 9
not hearing 1
assets of the
Government
banks, muni.
call loans, a
A. JOLLY PICNIC -A.
people hied their way
on Wednesday aftern
pienic. The afterno
ing baseball, footba
The baseball players
to the rules in their
joyed by all. Tea
&lock. This is a
pleasant outing and.
the picnic of Wedn
last of the season.
Busiiuss Blase -
we called into W.
Works and he report
Among the orders
the past two weeks
Swede Ball Monume
memory of the late
Cap Monument to
Wawanosh; one of t
of Morris; a large •
Mr. Dever, of Tee
monuments to Mr. ,
and Mrs. Anders)
Parties who are in
aboye line cannot d
Vanatone a call.
eive any encour-
hereabouts.
per is one who
tat in which the
e, while the sleep -
he sleeper carries
leeper under the
which carries the
eeper and wakes
by striking him
here is no longer
he sleeper on the
-The prospects
have not in many
than they are at
country looks im.
developed remark -
w weeks. Haying
the yield is very
ring . and excellent
e farmers to com-
mittal earlier than
cumber of our towns -
to the Zetland grove
on and held a jolly
was spent in play -
and other games.
were not exactly up
game, but it was en -
as served about seven
ice way of having a
t is to be hoped that
day will not be the
--The usual week! shipment of live
stock left Wingham is week.
-The Wingham L 0. L. will celebrate
the 12th of July in yth this year.
The regular meati g of the town council
will be held on Mon ay evening next.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates.
Apply to II. Davis, Wingham. 8m.
--The cheapest ace to get your
wedding invitations i at the TonIs office.
---Messrs. Wacker a Clegg made their
first shipment of uph lstered furniture this
week.
-Do you take the Innis? If not, send
us 40 Dents and get it for the haleness of
1898.
Royal Carriage Oil Top Polish makes
buggy tops like new. Sold at MAOSIAra's
Harness Shop.
-The hustling adv
advantage es the earl;
trade.
n our daily rounds
Vanstone's Marble
business very brisk.
.e has taken during
are : A large Re
t to be erected to
ark Cass s ; : arge
rs. Wils', f West
same • + rs. Gray,
anite monument to
water ; and cottage
ckson, Whitechurch,
, East Wawanosh.
ed of anything injthe
better than give Mr.
e
n,
SMALL LOCALS.
-Campbell's Headache Wafer
teed to cure headache,
-Dominion D
-The "garden ass'Pis
"Our Butter and
July and August sale
-Read what S.
another column.
-Wingham buil
painters are busy. 1
Shares for all lending plows, price and
quality right at Wm. Gannett's.
boss closed yesterday
tion.
ranee will secure the
tier has the same
bird -he catches the
-The R. C. picni at Teeswater on
Tuesday last was an a traction for many
from town.
-Wingamites will lebrate Dominion
Day at Goderich, aforth, Wroxeter,
Clifford and other poi e.
If you are going to build a wire fence
you want the beet. Get Wm. Gannett to
build the Page for you.
-A number of the 10 1 members of the
K. 0, T. M. attended t e funexal ofetheir
late brother, Cbief D is, at Blyth, on
Ti°sday.
•e -Mr. Hugh Clark, Iso left Kincardine
to accept the position of editorial wr
on the Open,Citize , has resign= his
position.
Everybody goes to Win ha . King's
July and Atigust Sale is o•. Try the
sale once. See the crow G. E. .King,
\Vingham.
4-1\ir. R. Clegg bas h Ms household
effects moved from Ingers 11 and has taken
up leis residence in the Iwelling next to
St. Paul's church.il%
--Some of the boys out town have
beet making themselve sy around obi •r
people's cherry trees, his kind of Ing
should be stopped.
Eaton not in it. We give o a SALE
a d tette your TIIA.DE. Tie ' veliest shop
n three counties. King'- Store, Wing -
ham.
uaran-
king splendid.
s go to King's
ingham.
Tracey has to say in
ers, contractors and
-'-Che Public Scl.
for the summer vaos
-40 cents in ad
Trains for the balance of this year.
-A very large ar.
is being marketed fr
-Now potatoes
the first time this
was in the lead.
•-Several Wing
Methodist strawb
church last
Thurs
uut of dairy butter
town these days.
ere on the market for
week. .Tas. iticKelvie
smites attended the
ry festivaI at White -
,y evening.
Arthur J. Irwin, b. D. S., of Wingham,
visits Blyth every Wednesday.
n License Commission -
license to Mr. Young,
ase was held over for
-The West Hu
ers have granted i
of Kintail, whore
consideration.
"Plain Pacts for Fair Minds," gives
a clear explanation of Catholic doctrines
and priCtl
es, written tten bY
a convertert to
the faith. For sale at "Mason's Fair,"
pri 100.
r. Ed. Bebe of Cresswell. Mich.,
has arrived in tow and has taken charge
of the work at the ingham Steam Latin.
dry../' ttr. Bndon omen to town highly
orkman and the many
dry will continue to
no in a setisfaat0ry
Dr. J. R. Maedonald Is now per-
mailently at home and can be eon*
suited by his patrons.
-The municipal ole
met in Clinton on Tue
of this week
and con
lating to their departm
-We were pleased
Louttit out for drive.ot
being confined to the
with au attack of rhe
PURE
Drus
$J. AT
1\1 MORROWS
ep
BEST TONIC (
--IS
PABST MALT EXTRACT,
THE
cs of Huron county
lay and Wednesday
dered matters re-
nt of work.
notice Mr. James
Wednesday, after
cuss for some time
matism.
for 25c a Bottle
ELIV.ERX
01' THE 1'A110Us nsuimxre- OAIVESTING s1ACr1XN:-
Eur IN w 3,7011151,
-For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, in Queen's block.
-A number of tho embers of the local
Masonic Lodge dros to Lueknow on
Sunday morning and attended divine ser-
vice with their brethr n of that place.
-The front street as scraped on Sat-
urday morning last after the rain an
Friday evening. Th s was it wise piece of
work and made the street look twice as
god.
Mr. W. H. Wa ace left on Tuesday
for the North-wes , where he will spend
a couple of mon s prospectingWMrs,
Wallace will visit t her home in Dray -
tote durtng his ab encs.
V -Geo. Lobb, G T. R. brakeman on the
Kincardine branch
having his right
while nubs ing f
Saturday. Palma
Farmers' Attention 1 Call and see the
new Frost cin Wood Mower and Binder be-
fore yon buy, at Wnl. Gannett's,
The delivery of t
ing machines which
warerooms of Mesar
the Wingham age
Co,, on Wednesday
and showed that t
were meeting wit
in this vicinity.
have taken place
owing to the gre
machines all eve
pany was unable t
the factory aoy
seine thirty-five di
livered on Wedues
will be considerab
the close of the se
one of the general
and gave the puruh
they required aa t
different machines.
Deering Compan
growing in Ontar'
first appearance in
when only300 mac
ing the year 1897,
sold and the buein
creased until the
exceed 6,000 int
factory is r'unnin
turning out some
This Company b
gaged in their
some 9,000 local a
machines. The
machines has sure
of Canadian farm
the large increase
ing the past t
Dreaver & Elliot
agents of the D
deserve credit fo
brought these goo
of this vicinity.
chasing anything
lag machinery wi
catalogue contai
had the misfortune of
foot severely bruised regarding the m
sight at Wingham on Messrs. Dreaver c
sten Spectator. room. A comple
pairs is also kept
gentlemen.
-A few of 'Mr. J
from town were inv
Monday evening to
cream with biro.
present enjoyed it
31r. Cochrane rand
notlhicing him a "jos
-We agree with
Clinton New Era, i
is ie nice snap for tbl
that the Carberry F
enjoying a tour of
by the town they b
NOD; no wonder tb
Ensign Orchard,
of the Wingham .
two days of special n
and Thursday, Jul!
S. A barracks. 0151
Listowel, Drayton
soldiers are expect
Walkerton. A real
Among the numbs
solo by Capt. sled
Soloist of the
cordially invited.
s. Cochrane's friends
;ed out to his place on
feat strawberries and
Te can testify that all
leasant evening with
will all join in pro-
good fellow."
Bro. Holmes, of the
the following and it
players :-"It is said
otball team, who are
Mario, were bonnsed
1 from to the extent of
y enjoy their outing."
to Officer in command
istrict, will conduct
eetings on Wednesday
0th and 7th, in the
ers are expected from
nd Palmerston, and
from T'eeswater and
good time is expected.
to be given is a eornet
urn, late Euphonium
rine band. All are
Deering harvest -
took place from the.
. Dreaver & Elliott,
is for the Deering-
was a grand success
e Deering machines
immense popularity,
'he delivery was to.
a week earlier, butt,
t demand for these)
se country, the eom-
hnve them sent fro ea
ooner. There were,
<.'ent machine:; dee
en, and this number
augmented before,
an. Mr, D. Rupert,
gents, was present,.
sers any informatio _.
the working of ..a
,
The business tha
has een apidly
Tb: ads theist
his p • ' nos in 1896,
ines 'ere sold. Dur -
3,000 machines were;
se has so rapidly in -
sales this s ear wilt.
roes. The Deering -
day and night anti
00 machines per clay_
5,800 workmen en-
orks, and there arer
ents handling their
uperiority of these`
won the confidence•
e as will be seen by
n their bdsiaess dar-
ree years. Messrs'-
,
essrs., the pushing loc.sE
ring Harvester c3o.,,
the way they have•
s before the farmers
ose who intend pur-
the line of harvest -
be supplied with sk•
ing full instructions
[sines by calling err
Elliott at their ware -
stock of different re-
n hand by the above*
CEIIR - 11 TES.
Rev. D. Portia pi :ached his last sernlo n
on Sunday last, 'lar to leaving for his
month's vacation.
The Congregati • at Sunday School wilt
hold their annual • enic to -day (Friday) e.tt
Mr, John Tervit's ; rove.
Rey. S. SelIery was presented with as
gold -beaded cane •r the young people of
his congregation t Guelph, before his
departure for Woo stoetc.
The regular mee ng of the W. C. T.
the0. F. hall, Chisho tis
held in 1 1
will be,
block, on Tuesday next, at 3 o'clock. .A;
full attendance of re ambers requested.,
Rev. Mr. Pocopreached his farewell
sermon in the 01 -ton Baptist church oirr
Sunday evening 1 at, He will take a fel`
manthr rest, be re win entering; into
active work.
Wingham Pre; yterien Sunday School
plonk will be 1 -Id. on firs. Tamlyes
prairie this (Fri • ay) afternoon. A goods.
time is in store for those who take ani
interest in this 'dun. -day School.