The Wingham Times, 1902-09-25, Page 1.
THS WINGHAM TIMES.
VOL. XXXI.-NO. 1598.
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, TITRSDAT, SEPTEMBER 25, 1902.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
A General
Election
Is among the probabilities
of the near future, but of
more importance to the
people of this vicinity is
our
Choice $918c110H
of Suitings for fall and.
winter wear to be seen on
our counters. We assure
you we can make these to
your entire satisfaction,
with prices right to suit
all. We have just re-
ceived a new and com-
plete stock of
-New Shirts
-New Cala
-New Neckties -New Caps
-Now Collars --New Socks
-New Underclothing.
--Newest American Hats.
And in fact every line is
full with new up-to-date
goods.
goats and shoes
We have a choice and se-
lect stock of the best
makes in Canada, also
some lovelylines of Amer-
ican Boots for men, made
in Boston, U.S.
The Sign of the Bear
IIOfflUth Bros.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Issued by FRANK PATERSON, No. 23 Victoria
street. Winchant, Ont. No witnesses required.
DOMINION BANK
Canital
Reserve
$2,500,000
$2,500,000
WINCHAM BRANCH
SHAW B100K.
A General Banking Business Trans-
acted.
Farmers' Sale Notes Collected, and
advances made on sante.
Drafts bought and sold on all points in
Canada. United States and Europe.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -Interest
allowed on deposits of $1 and upwards,
and added to principal 30th June and 31st
December each year.
A. E. GIBSON, Manager.
R. VA,ial enc, Solicitor.
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BANK OF HAMILTON
WIMCNAM.
Capital paid up, °+2,000,000.00.
Reserve Fund, ;1,000,000.00.
President -JOHN STUART.
Vice -President -A. G. RA MSY.
DIRECTORS
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John d.PolLeTr)..B..T.Woo, MA B. (Toronto).
General Manager -.T. TURNBULL.
Savings Bank -Hears 10 to 3; Saturday, 10
to 1. Deposits of $1 and upwards received..
rldIlltloahtgar d1tembensdlyccthe nddcii-
principal.
Rtieoial Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United
States Bought and sold.
'rraVeilcrs are notified that the Bank of Dave
ltton and its Branches issue Cireitlnr Rates of
National Provincial Bank of England, Limited,
Which can be cashed tvithottt charge or troll. -
lite in any part of the world,
W. CORBOULD, Agent
E. L. DICKINSON. Solicitor.
Stops the Cough
rind works Ott` the Cold.
Laxative
dal. No Cure,n0 Pity. Price23lentS. In
Too busy
with Fruit
TO WRI'TE UP AN AD,
WATCH THIS SPACE
NEXT WEEK!
11, A 1 Hutchison
Groceries awl -'rockery,
• Phone No. 59.
Manitoba Lands.
In order that I might assist those who fro-
gnently call enquiring about Manitoba and
North West Lands I have secured the agency -
of the Canadian -American Immigration Co.,
of Brandon, Man., and I am now prepared to
show and quote prices, terns and conditions me
all the lauds subject to sale in Manitoba or the
North West
There are many unimproved farms that may
be had at very reasonable terms and also
places in a better state for sale on easy terms
and range in prices to suit anyone.
i§OO PROPERTY.
The property in and about the Canadian Soo
is being rapidly taken up, and there are still a
few fine locations that are within the reach of
wily ono who wishes to invest their moneyin
such property as will retnrn a large increase.
ONTARIO LANDS.
Tho number of farms on list at this office is
beyond doubt the largest that wag ever re-
corded at any previous time in any office and
while the list ot farms is large, we also have a
list of intending purchasers for farms in this
locality.
If there is any one who wishes to sell or rent
they will find it to their advantage to call on
me.
TOWN PROPERTY.
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In the town of Wingham I can suit any in-
tending purchaser in size, location or price of
a house. I have some ,excellent: properties for
sale suitable for retiring formers, al.,o houses
that are cheap and on suCh terms that the
present renter would 11nd it to his advantage
to buy and improve a place of his own rather
than pay rent. T. J. Mneunt 1,1
• Beal Estate and Insurance Agent.
Office over D. M. Gordon's store.
Who Wants a Farm 7.
I have over 4,000 acres of choice farm lands
for sale, in 50, 75, 100, 150 and 200 acres, lots in
Kincardine, Huron
Kinloss Greenock. Brace I
and Ashfield Townships. Good lands with
good buildings to bo sold cheap on easy terns.
Also a good sawmill for sale, almost for a song.
Also n good blacksmith shop (dwelling in con-
nection) doing a good business, for sale cheap.
A hotel doing good business for sale cheap.
Also a wagonsllop. A general store with large
trade, live village. Also a largo amount of
money to loan at a per cent. For further par-
ticulars apply to
J. A. i1ICKENZIE,
insurance Agent. Holvrood.
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
Soo Halsey Park's auvertisoment.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
Improveme s aft O. P. R.
The officials o the C. 1'. R. have
given orders to ha e a number of incan-
descent electric lights placed at the
Wingham station Lights will be put
in the station,, f eight sheds, baggage
room and at the ' der tank.
APPRENTICE WANTED --To learn photo-
graphy. Apply to M, E. Zurbrigg,
Wingham.
Still
The circulation
growing. This p
circulation thau i
we printed seven
uieet the demand
news. Every pag
are pleased that tl
and vicinity apprc
subscribing. for t
our readers are tal
special clubbing of
rowing.
if the TIMES is still
ter now has a larger
ever had. Last week
-five extra copies to
The TIMES gives the
is interesting and we
o people in Wingham
iato our efforts iu
e TIMES. Many of
Mg advantage of our
ers,
MONEY TO LOAN. -Money to loan on
notes, and notes discounted at reason-
able rates. Money advanced on mort-
gages, with privilege of paying at the
Olid of any year. Notes and accounts
collected. Office --Beaver Block, Wing -
ham 1tOBT. MCINDOO.
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Eggs a
The Winghat
Messrs. Wm. Ari
menciug to pack t
went. Improvem
now at both of W
tablislunents. M
are preparing to b
age building neon
premises, and th
Co. are building
to their store hon
e Moving,
Produce Co. and
oar & Son are coin-
eir eggs for fell sllip-
nts are also in order
gllani's produce es -
.ars, Armour & Son
Id a brick cold store
side their present
Wingham Produce
arge flame addition
`Near Greer's Shoes.
Thanksgiyi Day, Oct. 113th.
A Cabinet Con oil was held at Ottawa
on Monday morn ug,whoa Thanksgiving
Day was fixed or Thursday, 10th of
October. Last ear Thankegiviug Day
was held on No ember 2Sth.
For views and lawn groups try
Armstrong & Co.
Pays t
Last week Mes
advertised a shoe
shoes to sell at
five pairs of til
Saturday. This
advertise, Evei
should have an
the TIMES.
Advertise
•s, Ritchie & Campbell
bargain of 50 pairs of
cents each. Twenty
se shoes were sold ou
shows that it pays to
merchant in Wingham
dvt iu the columns of
Goi
The officers,
corporals and t
No. 2, of the 331
ham on Tuesday
Tney will be joie
presentatives fro
iu the 33rd regi
special train from
on -rhe -Lake, whe
pitched.
g to Camp.
three sergeants, three
ree pripates from Co.
1 regiment left Wing-
morning for Goderieh.
d there by similar re -
the other companies
cut and s ill go by
Goderieh to -Niagara-
o the tents will be
MONEY To LOAN at 434 per cent. on
easy terms of repayment. Apply to A.
Dunnage, Kent Riock, Winghaul.
Millinery Openings.
Miss MacPherson and, Mrs. Green will
hold their fall mi leery openings on
Tuesday next. Ti sir announcements
will be found in an ther column of this
issue. Miss Boyd i11 not have things
in readiness iu tine his season to have
her fall millinery op Ling, owing to the
illness of her milliue Miss Miller. She
will, however, be p paired to • receive
orders which will ha e prompt atten-
tion. Miss Boyd has an announcement
in auctlier column of his issue.
House and Lot on Shuter street,Wing-
ham, for sale- Apply to MRs. HELPS,
A Busine s Chaiige..
As would be •not% ed from oar adver-
tising golumns las week, one of Wing -
ham's oldest bus% ess men, Mr. J. J.
Homuth, is re ring. Mr. Homuth
has been conuec d with the business
interests of Win ata for 29 years. The
business will be outiuned by Mr. Hotn-
uth's two sou They will continue to
u
hancle the best ] ne ofs cut's furnishings,
s,
hats, caps, boot and shoes. Fine order-
ed clothing wil be a specialty with the
new firm. H moth Bros. have the
best wishes of t e TIMES.
You should select your fall suit or
.oyercoatnow. Our stock is complete with
the latest and best goods in the market
for fall and winter. You take no chance
here, we guarantee satisfaction iu every
particular at Geo. Carr's.
Wingham
Work was remit
flour mills on Sett
has been closed Si
and during that
tions have been m
mill has been til
and new machine
position. One n
sifter„ will save
of power to tl
proprietors, Me
& Brocklebank,
equipped with tl
machinery, whi, h1 will enable thein to
manufacture thbest of flour.
lour Mills.
d at the Wingham
day last. The mill
wn for some weeks
iule extensive altera-
de. The interior of the
oughly over hauled
y has been placed in
.w machine, a "Plan -
from 30 to 40 per eeut.
e mill owners. The
rs. Howson, Harvey
ow have a mill that is
e latest and very best
Licensed, AJlucjioneer,
Mr. Jas, Heuc;e'rSet,
eer for the goutlttes o
has placed Jtitl tins
TIME, Mr, fIendtlrs
ty of sales of farm at
All orders Iett at the
ceive prompt attatti
lit0wused anctiou-
Huron and Bruce
eas pard in. the
n %%takes a specitll-
*h and,implements.
'lags office will re.
. -
Fresh oysters ar'i:iving daily; served in
any style, at Jas. ,MeKelvie's.
The (aII
Wingham fall fair
Thursday and Friday
Seoretary I.tobertdou in f
tries are ooming 'livery
for a much larger list
last year. All tlktit is
weather to make the fait°%%
attractions for Fi•iray.ati
log to be good. 1,1100•
race promises to be au
and there are a large nu
The orchestra of the C
Singers will furnish mus
afternoon. Our reader
get the concert to be gi
H1ti1
on Friday eveiliug
Jubilee Singers. Flan
ou sate at Douglass' dr
air.
til'1 be held on
Of this week,
rips us that en -
eat and he looks
o: entries than
needed is good
t%success. The
eryoou are go•
ptlomen's road
nteriisting event
idle; of entries.
uadlan Jubilee
e during Friday
should not for-
a fu the Town
)y the Canadian
Sons of
Mr. John N. MODc
Grand Organizer to
land is in town for
interests of the sooie
lug of Oamp Caled
Monday evening.
are requested to at
cctla•td
ugall, of Hamilton,
the Sons of Smit-
e few d1) s in the
y. A special meet-
ia will be . held on
embers ut the Camp
int this meeting.
A first-class farm for sale, within about
2hi milks from Wroxeter and 7 miles
from Wingham, on good gravel road;
good buildings and 'farm well improved.
Apply to R. Vanstolte, Wingllanl,
C. O. F
The annual gone
of Court Maitland,
will bo held on Frit-
17th.
rir17th. The H. Rut
tette has been enga
aud a treat is in std
Bills will be issued
full particulars.
Concert.
t under the auspices
auadian Foresters,
y evening, October
etiMeDouald Quiet-
ed for this concert
e for our readers.
next week, giving
CIDER MILL F
days I offer for
the, coruer of Scot
This is it, snap 10
is low and the be
f hall aucl seats I able one this year
store. •
The genuine Verity Plow Points for
all the leading plows, for sale only by
SMITH & FETHICia.
Visited the West n Fair.
Mr. Geo. Tervit, one of the oldest and
most highly respected p' neers of East
Wawauosh attended the Western Fair
at Londono last week, T1 is is of course,
nothing out of She orth ary for most
people,but itt 11SA0-.Tervit' case it, is much
different. He has bee a resident of
last Wu„auosh for forty-eight years
aud this is the first tiro he has ever
attended auy or the larfairs and it
was the first time he has spent a -light
away front this- vicinity du the ferty-
eight years. Last week was the third
tiule he hes ever had a r de 011 a railway
train since he came to ast Wawauosh.
Re has visited the lodel Faris at
Guelph on two, occas%, is, Mr. Tervit
has beep t;nly.a home b d and has not
been given TuneIt to trf0 lling. He was
„highly ,d,elightedlrea ice yitit to Lon-
don and. the hest !Wishes oY the TIMES is
that he may be spared many years.
BRING IN You
Co. will give t
customers brie'
ber ot' eggs for t
First prize, hili
skirt, value $3.0
boots. valve, 3
waist, :1.25.
eggs
a
t Euos-H. E. Isard &
e following prizes to
'ng in the largest /hum -
10 month of September.
.s' heavy tailor made
second prize, pair fine
0; third prize, ladies'
ighest price paid for
The Wes ern Foundry.
The Western 'oundry commenced
operations on Tue.day morning of this
week. The West. n Foundry Co. have
made many chan s in the buildings
that were formerl the National Iron
Works. The inter er of the buildings
have been fixed up in good shape and
the exterior has bee given a fresh coat
of paint. The fours ;y commenced wont
Tuesday morning with twenty work-
men, and the to nagenlent hope to
increase this numb'r as quickly as their
trade Will warrai t it. The company
will manufacture 1 kinds of stoves and
they had their rst east yesterday.
They expect to ave one ;or more
stoves completed ' ncl ready for exhibi-
tion at the Win bam fair on Fri-
day of this w . ek. The Western
Foundry Co. w 11 have the best
wishes of the rat +ayers of Wingham
for their future en cess.
1)r. Butler, specialist in the diseases
of the eye, ear, nose and throat. Eyes
tested and glasses supplied. Office op-
poatt0 St.. Andrew's church, London,
Ontario:
A Worthy ' chool.
The Canada Bnsine, College of Chat-
ham must certainly en oy the confidence
of the business cotton • ity, and must be
turning out a superio class of 'students,
or it would not receiv so many calls for
R SALE.-Eor thirty
110 the Cider Mill on
and Josephine streets.
someone as the price
cess will be a profit -
T. J. Maguire
Epworth
The Epworth
dist Church held
iu the school io
1 Thursday es emu
short programme
mental music, an
Ice cream and ba
served by the Le
able evening wa
amounted to abou
eague Social
eague of the Metho-
very suceesstul soeial
in of the church ou
of last .week. A
of vocal and lustre.
recitations was given.
Las and cream were
"ores, and au enjoy
spent: The receipts
W. C° T.
The Huron Cott
pose holding their
Wingham ou Thu
Sproule, W. C. T.
mining and lamb
1 prominent speaker
interestiug progra
fur the evening m
Lars will be given i
1
Convention.
ty W. C. T. U. per-
nuual v t' i L
i con eu lou t
sday, Oct. 911. Miss
U. missionary to the
camps, and other
will be.present. An
13 being prepared
ting. Full particu
dui' next issue.
IBe Loyal
Be loyal to you
you want here,
patronize may be a
or two into your p
I you needn't look f
iu Toronto. Whe
man gets your mo
with you. Again
to Wingham and 1
and especially the
P y
men who advertis
the TIMES.
its graduates. In a letter from the
principal we are in ruled that they
have, at the present ti ie five calls for
male stenographers rid bookkeepers,
that they cannot fill, t wages ranging
from from $35 to $50 month, and that
young girls fourteen t fifteen years of
age of last session ea • ired positions at
$5 and seven dollars er week within a
few weeks after thee, ase of the session.
The school stands ver high among the
commercial schools of the province, and
Bolds the unique poli lou of running 2fi
years without change .f management, a
claim that no other siuess school iu
Canada eau make. ' e take pleasure in
recommending the se ool to our patrons.
The large double store in the Macdou-
d block, at present occupied by H.
Your Town.
towel. Buy what
he merchant you
le to direct a dollar
eket. Iu any event
work or patronage
the departmental
ey he is through
e repeat -be loyal
e local merchants,
'de' awake business
iu the columns of
We are headqu
stock of ladies' alt
in town. Call in
you are satisfied.
came to hand Th
and correct iu styl
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Succe
Charles Kings'
whom I have s
i life have always b
ful men, who wen
{ with a smile on t
the changes aud c
I life like men, facie
ters for
ties, s
id
LETTER FRO R. HOBBS.
To the Editor of th
DEAR Sin -Just
know how I um get
points about Gener
I am profoundly i
aheedness of the
Western World.
in going ahead too
more they certainl
in the long run I
will be noel% %lett
of Outerio. They
a large scale. Fo
ot the General Co
vieitiug friends,
four hundred peo
Houle" by Mr. J.
aud I can assure y
affair, and greatly
sent.. On Friday 1
M. P. P., placed a
disposal of the Co
delegates, with th
of Brandon, a dista
Paeiric Railway ut
course, took the wl
perfect day in every
pony numbering abo
to refreshments goiu
a rich banquet was i
the city hall at Bra
by Mr. Gordon, and s
class style by the M
that city, The hall w
i coratecl and charade
coursed to us by an
alto ether it may be
.a Y
au event of a lite tin
Milliug Co. have offere
Tlaias,
flilt'1 let y
iugew alongies.alsol a few
Conference matters.
pressed with the go-
ople throuthoutthe
alike the danger is
fast. If they Incite
Blend more, so that
not know that they
off then the people
seem to do things on
example the members
fereuce with all their
which means about
e, were given an "At
A. M. Aikeu4, K. C.,
u that it was a grand
njoyetl by all pre-
st, Mr. J.T. Gordon,
train of ears at the
erence and took the
r friends, to the city
ice by the Northern
83 miles, which, of
le day. It was a
respect. The cont.
t 400 were treated
and returuing,and
waiting for us 10
don, all provided
rved to us iu first-
thodist ladies of
is beautifully de-
Iiluris was dig.
o • ehestra, so that
.ell regarded a
eg t4
e. The Ogilive
to place the 0x•
at the disposal
der that we may
he greatest and
orld. This offer
lized by the dele-
te, Coast, the invi-
Conference and
an eat home-', by
McMillian. Lieut. -
Ll, at the Govern-
rsday of this week,
to see, Mr. Editor,
iu this country. A
ing and hearing cau-
le want of timo and
t will be told, 11101)0,
1e largest
its and suits
e them before those who are pr
y new garments
day. • They are swell 1 be long in their g
conies. We have
constitutional qu
1 quire three-fourt
change the rules.
ii live to see the d
! has been settled
and no more.
t The election
1 officers came off
made was in th
1 Guardian. The
cellent street car servie
of the Conference, iu o
see, perhaps some of
best flour mills of the
has not as yet been re
gates. And last, but
taciou extended to ill
�
our visiting, friends t
Sir Dauiel and Lady
Governor of Mauito
meat House on Th
This will giye y
how they do thing
lot of what I am se
not be written for t
spade, bt1 fanoh of
m seraiari end addr
We hope to get th
of the conference
(D. V.) I shall be a
the 28t11 inst.
I am glad tossay
has been very ent
wardmovement f
be seen in the fa
Superintendents
appointed. One f
Manitoba and the
and one for Britis
remain unchange
and price.
HANNA & Co.
sful Men.
y says: -The men
en succeed best In
en cheerful and hope -
about their business
eir faces, and took
auces of this mortal
r rough and smooth
alike as it came, a id so found the truth Halifax, N. S.,
I of the old proverb that "good titnes and i takes the place
and bad times aud all times pass over. i new officers,
I Superintendent
Accident on Friday.
old Friday last was an unlucky day for a
Park, will be to let ou the 1st December ; dumber of Win
next. For further particulars apply to mtruing, Master
the owner or to R. Vanstoue. son of Mr. Win.
ham floor mills,
Death of an d Pioneer. 1 home and broke 1 is left armjust above
1 for temperance
hnmites. On Friday;
Fred Howson, eldest
owson of the Wing -1 See our bar
Winnipeg, S
()ugh the bnsiuess
his week, so that
home for Sunday,
that this Conference
Blastic over the For -
r Missions. This will
t that font -general
or Missions are to be
New Ontario,two for
'orthwesc Territories,
Columbia. Our rules
, and by all I can see.
posing a change will 1
ayes before a change
earned that this is a,
Stion, hence it will re-
s of a majority vote to 1
I do not expect to
y. The pastoral term
or a four year term
f General Conference
oday. The only change
Editor of the Christian
ev. G. J. Bond, B. A.,
ditor of the Wesleyan,
of Dr. Courtice. The
amely the 'Missionary
and a general secretary
For all. Stomach Troubles Try
Douglass'
Dyspepsia
Tablets
We guarantee an absolute
cure for the most distressing
cases. Whenall others fail
give us a trial, and your
money will he refunded
if we do not satisfy.
R. A. Douglass,
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Central Business ,Colleget CollegeT.T.
STRATFORD, ONT.
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'I• A school that occupies front rank +
among the bestbusiness colleges on this +
continent. Many leading eommerciai .i.
-I' schools employ our graduates as tench- 4.
ersWe do our best to place all our
graduates in good positions and lire have
•I' been moire successful this year than in
any previous year. Those (1...siring the 4•
best in business education should attend f
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Enter Now If Possible.
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oar School.
H Write for catalogue.
4. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
District Fall Fairs
Wingham, Sept. 25-26.
Dungannon, Oct. 9-i0.
Blyth, Oct., 7-8.
Brnssels, Oct. 2-3.
Stratford, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Listowel, Sept. 30 -Oct. 0 1.
P
Goderieh, Sept. 30-Oet. 1. •
Seafortn, Sept. 25-26.
Atwood, Oct. 7-8. '
Kincardine, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1.
Fordwich, Oct. 4.
Belgrave, Sept. 30 -Oct. 1,
Clifford, Oct.•8-9.
Lucknow, Oct. 1-2
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bronco Quinine Tablets, M
druggists refund the money if it fails to dire
E. W. Grove's signature is on each boo. 25e
The mint at Bir
from Canada a
amounting to a n
Mr. George Jo
titian at Ottaw
'from Wales, si
• had ordered 80,
down there at
mghtini has received
order for coinage
Ilion dollars.
nson, Dominion statis'-
suggests bringing coal
,ing a Montreal dealer
00 tons. It can be laid
4 a ton.
re not as yet elected. - - •- -
RTCIIARD HOl1IS. ' Win ham's leadin Shoe Stole
t. 10th, 11)02. g g
1 ,
11 from a swing at his the door. Goi
a
We gather the fol wing particulars
of the late Wm. Ma nth, whose death
was announced fu of r last issue, from
the Clinton New Er . Wm. McMath,
of whom we speak, c nie to this country
in 1831, from the colnty of Down, Iro-
land, when but a be, , with his parents,
who settled on And rst Island at the
mouth of the St. La reuee, and took up
land on which they farmed. Arriving
et the age of matillo d he took n11t0 him-
self a wife in the pe son of Jane Grey,
and four years late , in 1852, loft his
father's home with lis bride, and took
boat for Hamilto , From ' there he
drove overland to t e present site, where
the farm is BOW lo ted near Dungan-
non. After years if toil and enduring
all the hardships o a pioneer's life, he
gathered around im sufficient of this
world's goods to alto his wife and
family comfortabl :, of which there were
nine children, T ase stall living are .T.
C., of Clinton, R. ., of Wingham; Mrs,
J. Hamlin, of Go :rich; Mrs. A. Stobie
of Seaforth; ?dr . G. C. ,Manners, of
Wingham, and Je nie at home, In re-
ligion he was a M. hotlist,and a staunch
Reformer. Thou 1 reserved he possess-
ed that ready wit a f his native oJuutry
and was beloved - all,
the wrist. A fel hours later, Mr. John
Glenn, who wa working at the flour
mill got his left 1 •lnl in some machinery
and lost the enc of one of his fingers.
The same moral. Mr. Frauk Shore had
two of his flute = on the right hand cut
by a saw while n work in Bell's factory.
On Friday after' .ou Mr. Adam Shafer,
an employee at he Union factory had
one of the finge sou his left hand cut
while working o a saw.
hanks.
After til yea s of business in Wing -
ham I have deei ed to bear less of re-
sponsibility and - ep aside from the ac-
tivities of busiue s life and let those
younger in years alto charge. My sin-
cere thanks aro 1 rewit!t tendered to all
my customers, wl 0 for many years fav-
ored us with diel patronage and with
whom neve had .rich pleasant business
relations. The b siness will in future
be conducted by • y two sons, under the
name of Hounith : ros., for whont I be-
speak the same k' Iciness and patronage
that has been toe reed to me. Again
thanking thti pub io for their confidence
and patronage.
All accounts o 'ing the late firm of
Homutll & San est be paid to trio on or
l before Oct, 15th 190'2.
Yourrespectfully,
T. d. Bo ttTIr.
i she • 49c and 7Cc ati
o a
HANNA & Co.
Almost Serious Accident.
What 'nigh have been a serious acci-
dent occurred at the electric light power
house on Mon ay evening. Mr. W. H.
Gram and tw of his' workn ea were
milting a con Lection 1 etcv>en the to o
large boilers, vhen a small pipe broke
and let the s•' lcling water tut of the
'bailer. The en were on top of the
boiler at the me of the break and might
have been se ded very badly had they
not jumped. There was 110 lbs of
steam on at 11 a time of the break.
Funs! Fel:! ells! Have advanced
30 per cent. Ir ut ours are in and
i lin e
wa 1t 1
thin
• iu this e w
�
when youY d
Dau save you oney.
HANNA & Co.
The St. Ti omas Street Railway has
ceased opera .n.
Serious riot ng is reported in the coal
mine strike c• striets and several titatl:s
1111V0 resulted.
Lillian Stacy, the girl whose scalp
was torn from her head at Coru}vall in
the cettoti has died as the result
of her iu juries.%
FASHIONABLE FOOTWEAR
You take a keen interest in in-
coming Footwear, no doubt.
Nothing betrays so fatal n. hick
of taste and training as ill•fltting
shoes, and you want yours to be
of a thoroughly satisfactory
nature,
The rightness of our goods and
prices we can prove to yen, and
do it gladly.
See new styles for fall,
W. d. GREER