The Wingham Times, 1903-04-16, Page 8•1.
RITCHIE & CAMPBELL
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A7 BIC REDUCTIONS.
It will pay you to spend a few minutes of your time
looking over thet-e extra values.
6 pirels new Dress Goods, black and colored,
regu'ar GO;: and (5e, for . , . .50
1 piece Black Lustre, 54 in. wide, reg GOe, for .50
5 pieces Wool Suitiugs, 54 in. Wide, shades grey
and blue, regular GSe, for .50
irr These goods are on display in our north window.
DRESS REMNANTS
This season's goods, eaeh end containing from
1?: to 5 yards. These goods range in prices
from 5Oe to $1.50 per yard they are yours
for, per yard
SILK RENMANTS
Remnants of. Taffeta Silks, Wash 'Silks, Bro-
cades and Fancy Silks, . regular prices from.
50e to 75e, for, per yard
ft The above prices are good for Friday and Satur-
ar day of this week only,
.50
.35
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Never wasa more up -to date assortment of Trimmings
shown outside the cities. We are showing all the newest
designs, suitable for suits, dresses ; silks and cotton goods.
We can give you exactly what you want in this partic-
ular line
Our stock in all departments is up -to date.
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MINOR LOCALS.
X-Mildmay is agitatiug for incorpora-
tion as a police village.
--The 24th of May will be celebrated
at Lucknow and Mildmay.
-The Park House is being given a'
)(fresh coat of paint. It will make a great
/J'" improvement.
-The W ingliam school will re -open on
-.- iiii`.onday nest after being closed for the
taster holidays.
-The regular meeting of Camp Cale-
donia, Sons of Scotland, will be held on
14fonday evening next.
-The Young Ladies Fortnightly Club
irl nitet on Monday evening, April 20th,
at the.home of Miss Sperling.
-The cost of the work connected with
the taking of the last Dominion census
j figures up to the very respectable sum of
$1,112,900.
-The Western Foundry Co. hasrented
the Ritchie building ou Victoria street
'from Mr. D. Stewart and they will use
it as a storeroom.
-May 24th is the date set by the Tem-
perance Legislation League of Ontario
for the holding of a prohibition conven-
tion in every electoral district.
-Mr. W. G. Patton of this town has
received the contract for sinking the
artesian wells which are to be used in
connection: with the Listowel water-
works.
-Mr. D. J. Murchison, of Ripley, who
recently purchased 1Ir. Walter Hawke's
farm in Turnberry last week moved his
family from Ripley and is now in pos-
session of the farm.
-Mr. John M. Taylor, of Wingham
*who is attending the Listowel Business
College was awarded medals and de-
plomas at the close of the college prior
to the Eater holidays.
he Present
is the bine to buy anything you
require in China, Glassware or
Crockery , We quote below some
,specials and have many more waiting
for you.. These prices are good for
ONE WEEK ONLY.
-The TIMES is sorry to learn
Miss Ethel King is seriously ill
appendicitis.
-J. J. Elliott, V. S., who has been
seriously ill is now improving as well as
his many friends could expect.
- Work has been commenced on the
foundatiou for the addition which is to
be built to Lloyds' door factory.
- The heralded eclipse of, the moon on
Saturday night was not once visible,
owing to the cloudy condition of the
sky,
-Mr. Jos. Gray, of Preston, a former
resident of Wingham, is moving his
family back to town and will take a posi-
tion in Bell's factory.
-Mr. Wm. Fessant has had the fence
removed from the front of his property
on John street. This change adds great-
ly to the appearance of his property.
-The House of Refuge Committee of
Huron County Council will recommend
to the County Council at its Juue meet-
ing that an extension be made to the
House of Refuge buildings at Clinton.
-The Tmnss has received a copy of the
anniversary number of the Copper Cliff
Courier. It gives an interesting history
of Copper Cliff and many illustrations
of the industries and leading citizens.
THE TINES,. APRIL 16. 1903
PROMOTION EXAMINATION$. , -The Lor
d's Day Alliance now bee
The foil ming is the result of the
Easter promotion examinations held in
the Pnblie School. The usual midsum-
mer promotions, will be held at the end
of the ]text term. All pupils, should be
present ou the day of opening,Apri120th,
as on that date the classes will be arrang-
ed for the term:
EI:Ti:A11C>i CLAss (test examination/ -
The pupils of said class have been exam-
ined in the following subjects: Arithme-
tic, Geography, History, Grammar;
Physiology, Literature, Memorization,
Composition, Spelling and Drawvi.ng.
Maximum marcs 1158. Pass mark 579,
Honor mark 868: Geddes Wilson 1093,
M.Latnout 1043, F. Patterson 1043, C.
Adams 1042, M. Fryfogle 1042, A. Mann
1029, E. Sanson 1021, M. Rose 1018, M.
Hiscocks 1015, B. Cruickshank 1014, G.
Adair 1003, B. Marsales 1002, 0, Wilson'
1001, E. Johnston 1000, 14 f. Turnor 981,
0. Manners 087, H. Ruilcinian 985, P.
Kerr 988, M. Mason 982, P. Davidson
981, V. Knechtel 981, L. Strachan 080,
0. Borden 977, E. Glenn 973, E. Mus
grove 973, M. Lang 960, C. Little 900, P,
McPherson 957,E. Fleming' 956, E.Aitoh-
eson 952, F. VanNormau 948, K. Lowe
920, J. Mason 917, B. King 910, A. Rin-
toul 850, H. Campbell 845, W. Lott 831,
J. Swale 820, D. McGillivrary 807, R,
Jones 805, H. Jones 788, E. Cook 788, E.
Rush 082, D. Lloyd 762, L. Nichols '734,
R. Howson 727, E. Constable 718, M.
Welsh 707, A. Walker 645, D. Bnrwash
629,
Honor Roll for Memorization E.
Glenn, E. Johnston, G. Adair, M. His -
cocks, V. Knechtel, M. Lang. F. Patter -
sou, M. Fryfogle, E. Sanson, B. Cruick-
shauk, P. Davidson,0. Manners,P. Keir,
M. Lamont, M. Tut ner , 0. Ad am s,H. Lo w e,
F. VanNorman, E. Fleming, M. Mason,
P. McPherson, B. Marsales, M. Rose, R.
Jones, E. Rush, M. Welsh,H. Campbell,
J. Smale, E. Cooke, G. Wilson.
Honor Roll for Spelling -P. McPher-
son, M. Hiscocks, V. Knechtel, K.Lowe,
P. Davidson, M. Lang, J. Mason, A.
Manu, C. Adams, F. VauNorman, M.
Roso. M. L. Brock, teacher.
Junior to Senior Third, department 4
to 3, pass mark 320 -May Moore 619,
375 branches in Canada.
that
et Sets nicely gilted $2, 25
t Sets printed•1 85
�9 bite and Gold sets, 10 pieces, very
swell 4 25
Also 10 piece sets in dark and light
blue, and green heavy gilt for 3 25
00 Dinner Sets ............... 10 00
ts0l)inner Sets........ 9 50
PHDinnerSet .,........ ,. 5 50
Discount on Fancy China.
COME EA.DL
the best assivrtmatt
---A Kansas judga in fining a uoeu for
striking a wonnul said the only thing a
niau can do when he gots into a row
with a woman is toren. This is probab-
ly very g)od advio'•
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I:TNTOrr.--Inwingham.on Auris 10th, the
wife of W. II. Itintoul; a daughter.
CUM/in-Da East Wawanosh, on April 11th
the wife of john A. Currie; a son.
RrxeiarAN- In
Wingham, on April 13th, the
wife of Mr. It. W. Ituneiman ; a son.
MARRIED
TAYf.nn--GrtT1O LTR -At the residence of
the bride's parents on April 8th. by Rev. E.
A. Hell, of Gorr•i'•. Mr Stephen Taylor to Miss
Mabel Griffith of Up'-ielt, near wroxetcr.
IEmma Aitcheson 591. Reua Robertson
son 547, Mamie Flood 5.40, Ruby Kerr
544, Alvin Hart 544, Emily Mann 543,
Sadie Davidson 536, Minnie Sherk 535,
Elector Mutton 53.4, Clarence Blacken529,Maude Fryfogle 516,Lizzie Green 513,
Esther Wiley 509, Vine, Davidson 508,
Harry Lamont 502, Nettie Vanalstine
495, Gerrie Couttes 482, Robt. Davidson
457, Wicks Borden 455, Chrissie Riutoui
449, Ireuo VanNorinau 445, Una Robert-
son 440, Cora Beckwith 440, Olive Cart-
wright 426, Wesley Wood 420, Percy
Stapleton, 361.
Senior 2nd to Junior 3rd, department
5 to 4, Pass 293-Frecla Vanstone 483,
Edith Conery 467,Jessie Stein 403,Erwin
Adair 435, Ruby Hart 431, Gretta Ken-
nedy 427, Caro Ruuciman 419, Gordon
Young 415, Ethel Wocds 413, Edna
Swarts 408, Clara Beemer 403, Elam
Armour 402, Wm. Gibson 394, Donald
Gibson 387, Chester Page 377, Adeline
Welsh 377, Maisie Lediet 373, Harold
Whyte 357, Bertha Jones 355, Laura
Rush 354, Fred Guest 350,Leonard Rush
345, Roy Buckley 341, Bertie Sanderson
341.
Junior 2nd to Senior 2nd, department
6 to 5, pass 270 -May Johnson 435, De-
light Hobbs 416, Harvey Rose 412, Rus-
sell Fixter 387, Pearl Cartwright 378,
Gladys Carr 359,Ora Delaney 257, Lillian
Delaney 256, Hazel Drummond 343,
Dickie Mann 340, Mabel Hailern 339,
Pearl Patton 335, Herbie Huffman 334,
Orval Brock 329, Roy Clinansmith 328,
Edna Coutts 324, M. Huffman 314, Ethel
Beckwith 308, Nellie Coutts 307, Lizzie
Johns 302, Austin Taylor 299, Stanley
Mitchell 593, Bert Taylor 281, Wilburt
Sturdy 274.
Recommended -Minnie Kargus,Elmer
Constable, Allen Knechtel, Clifton
Aitcheson, Annie Lloyd,
with 569, Willie Galbraith 560, May
-The C. P. R. boats on the upper
lakes commenced running on Monday
of this week and parties leaving Wing -
ham for the West will now be able to go
by boat from Owen Sound to Fort
William if they so desire.
-Arrangements are under way for a
new issue of Canadian postage stamps,
to bear the head of Edward VII, but the
first will not be issued before July. They
will be put out gradually, as the supply
of the present issue 1s exhausted.
There is considerable sickness in Wing -
ham at present. The cold and disagree-
able weather has caused many people to
contract severe colds. We are now get-
ting some of the weather that would have
been more in order the last two weeks of
March.
-The license committee of the Listo-
wel town council has recommended that
licenses be 'charged on all busses and
drays in that town. Licenses per year
to be 19,10 for team and $5 for single horse.
The council has not yet dealt with the
question.
-The annual meeting of the High
Court of the Canadian Order of Foresters
Will be held in Hamilton in June. At
the meeting of Court Maitland on Fri-
day evening last, Messrs R. C. Kittson
and J. 3, Kerr were elected as represent-
atives to this meeting,
-Messrs. Cassels b'a Carr have this
week informed the TIMES that they' have
now on the way to Wingham fotir3lun-
dred tons of genuine Plymouth coal. This
is said to be one of the best kinds of
coal mined, and this firm will be able to
supply their customers With a number
ono article.
William -
M('ulrr.l,nlre:TT-CxotvsTON--At the residence
of tate, Mit-Mang minister, Rev. A MneKay,
I uehno,v, on April 7811, Dlr. ,Tntnes Henry Me -
On
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Onllongk R"meardine township to Charlotte
Sophia, third daughter of James Crowston,
Kinloss.
DIL1)
13ANT--In Wingham, on. April 10111, Annie
Zoulta, infant child of Mr, and Mrs. W. H.
Rant, aged 9months and 3 flays.
Swumm)-In Lower Wingham, on April 12th,
John Stroud, aged 72 years and 6 months.
STrrr•.s-At her late residence, London, on
1 ate
April 'th Charlotterelict of t re l r
Au lb h A.Kent,
Thomas Stiles, of Wingham
Monson -In Kinloss, on April :Md, John A.
D1eLeod, aged 87 years 9 months and 15 clays,
MoLEon -In Kinloss, on April 2ndJanot Mc-
Leod, Aged 80 years.
WALKER BRCS. & BUTTON
UNDERTAKERS, WINGHAM.
Nights, calls at Button Block, or Fifth
door south of School House. Shop op-
posite Macdonald block.
Miss taurine Agusta Kaiser
(sOPRANO)
TEACHER OF VOICE A1ND PIANO.
CONCERT ENGAGEMENTS ACCEPTED.
F,esiclence II. B. Elliott, Frances St., Wingham
-By the new Provincial health regn-
lat3ons scarlet fever is plaided in the 155, Fred Manuel 153.
saint a
la nt ]tUst errennallpox, and if medical -
s .permit parsons heving a 'VPA:ti'nrt--Parra •'t'r. I'>ex+ev TO. 7'norrr.
for well eetablirtht house in s few (muntiea,
ooatsgiotaa d to remifl 4 t nlul%t riCon teen neweitsats and agemta. Loom
a in mon
C. J. MAGUI
ACCOUNTANT, REA ESTATE,
INSURANCE At, 0AN AGENT.
Accounts, Rents and Notes Collected. Con-
veyancing done..
OFFICE -In Vanstone Block.
THOMAS HOLMES & SONS
BANKERS, Etc.
Marriage Licenses issued. No witnesses re-
quired.
Money 4 per cent. large amounts ; smaller in
proportion. Easiest terms.
RICHARD HOLMES
BARRISTER AT LAW, SOLlcITou,
NoTAnx PUBLIC', &e., teGC.
Office -Next to Holmes Block now building.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
New brick house and ; acre land, on Martha
street, Wingham. Apply to
ALEXANDER GOWDY,
•Wingham P. O
TO RENT:
In Wingham Town Plot, a comfortable
House, with good stable. Any quantity of
land from one to twenty acres can be leased in
connection with it. Terms reasonable. Apply
to ALEX. KELLY,
Wingham P. O.
CEMENT WORKS.
I ail prepared to execute all orders for
cement work of every description, in-
cluding silos, sidewalks, stable floors,
foundations, etc. I have every facility
necessary and can do the work right.
All work guaranteed. Prices and terns
reasonable. Cement for sale.
CIIIAIt4LES BARBER,
WINGHAM.
Part 2 to Junior 2nd, department 7 to
6, total 380, pass 190 -John Mitchell 339,
Nellie Nicholls 325, Lillian Ross 318, Tri-
ms Kennedy 317, Frank Gillespie 316,
Lizzie Sturdy 301, Violet Borden 297,
Cora Kerr 290, Azalia Sanderson 288,
Mary Currie 279, Oliver Campbell 269,
Mary, Adams 265, Clara Mitchell 264,
Ruby Buckley 256, Golu Holmes 251,
Edith Sherk 250, Edna Finley 248,Harry
Coutts 243, Marguerite Homuth 238,
Hazel Worth 237, Edwin Elliott 230,
Bazil Blackhall 230, Edna Bottrell 216,
Bessie Stapleton 214, Mabel Swarts 196.
Recommended Brownie Swarts,
Gladys Johnston, Agnes Walker, Lettie
Morden, Archie Simmons, Tammy Mc-
Donald, Mary Madigan, Maud Madigan,
Willie Haines.
Room 8 to 7, part 1 to part 2, pass 125
-Oneida Irwin 245, Muriel Purdy 235,
Roy Kinsman 228,Conrad Ard 227,Lsaias
Montgomery 224, Georgina Forbes 222,
George Constable 219, George Cruick•
shank 215, Veronica Armstrong 218,
Hattie Matthew 206, Charlie Carr 206,
Abraham. Brown 204, Ellie Longman
203. Luella McCool 192, Emily Crowder
191, Thomas Holmes 180, Frances Beem-
er 185, Arlie Bisbee 165, George Howson
SETTLERS''
O NE-WAY
E XCURSIONS
To Manitoba and Canadian North-West will
leave Toronto every TUESDAY during March
and April, 1903, if sufficient business offers.
Passengers travelling Without Live Stock
should take train leaving Toronto et 1.43 p,m.
Passengers travelling with Live Stock should
take the train leaving Toronto at 9.00 p.m.
Colonist Sleeper will be attached to each train.
For full particulars and copy of '• Settlers
Guide," "Western Canada," or "British
Columbia," apply to your nearest Canadian
Pacific Agent, or to
A. H. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent
1 Icing St. East, Toronto
GRAND TRUNK SYsEM
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Wall Paper
Shopping
is easy at our store.
because you don't have to
•' kick " to get your money's
worth ; because we have the
largest assortment of now and
up -to date papers in this viein•
ity; because we have no old,
undesirable styles ; because we
bought the Ross stock cheap
and are selling it cheap ; be-
cause we got a.bargain on 3,000
rolls of the choicest new paD ers
ever brought to Wingham;
because -well, because we do
everything in our power to
make wall paper shopping easy
fur you. We are looking out
for your permanent patronage.
All Wa11 Paper Trimmed Free
figeo
Window shades
the kind that neither
curl, crack nor fade, are the kind
that we sell, The rollers also are
every important part of the shade,
and to these we pay special atten-
tion when buying our stock. Be
sure to ask for the shades mounted
on. HARTSEIORN ROLLERS,
for, although they cost you a
little more, they always give the
best satisfaction.
Special bargains in some odd
lots of Shades which we are clear-
ing out.
11.
We invite you to come to
our store and see the lines
on which we are giving
special discount for this
-week only.
ti
Cooper & Coo
tit WINGHAM.,
Colonist Excursions
One way tickets at low rates on sale until
June 15th, to points in Montana, Colorado,
Utah, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia,
and California.
Mt. Clemens Mineral Baths
Thousands visit Mt. Clemens every year for
treatment of rheumatism, digestive troubles,
and nervous disorders. Situated near Detroit,
it is quiekly and comfortably reached by the,
Grand Trunk.
The "St Catharines Well"
Th.' waters of tins famous well are a great
specific, for rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, ner
you prostration, and also serve we a xplendid
tem e. Situated an direct line of the Grand
Trdn1k, eleven miles from Niagara Palle.
Booklets Riving inforrnrrtion of either of the
!above ream* on ,ppiit.ptinn to L. Harold.
A(eht, or A.
D.
31SCii7anali4,,, IItt'*rlrt Pamenger
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BISSELL'S
Carpet
Sweepers
That make no dust.
That do not wear the carpets out,
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A special 1 0% aiscount this
week only on these goods, at
FISHLEIGH'S HARDWARE STORE
Wingham.
(Successor to Smith (St Pethick)
SEEDS E 1903
We have a large stock of all kinds
of Seeds, including: --
--SUGAR BEETS,
--MANGOLDS,
-TIMOTHY,
-TURNIPS,
-CLOVER, etc.
-LIGOWO.
-20TH CENTURY, and '
-GOLDEN FLEECE SEED OATS,
SPECIAL FOR TEN GAYS 1 I
Baby Carriages
Go oC a r f s LARGE
AND
SMALL
To snake room for new goods we will sell the balance
of our stock of Carriages and Go -Carts at greatly
reduced prices. We have a good assortment, and
the designs are the latest.
Use our Folded Carpet Paper and Stair Pads
for under the Carpet.
BALL
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UNDERTAKING
RESIDENCE. -PATRICK STREET
S. eregey's termer residence,
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where night calls will receiveidence, Furniture Sl PHONE 51
prompt attention.
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CHISHOLM BLOCK, WINGHAM, ONT.
A. R. Smith sells nice new suits ;
He sells them cheap for cash ;
i H is stock is bright,
His prices right ;
He never deals in trash.
Look at his Men's Suits at $4, $5, $6, $7, $8, $9, $10, $12
Take another look at his Boys' three-piece Suits at 1.!
$ ;. oo, 3.50, 4.00, 5.00 .
$2.00, 2.5o and 3.00
Two-piece Suits at
Youths' Suits, long pants, at $3.5o, 4.00, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00 •*t.
A. R. Smith has everything a man or boy wears,
even to boots. Remember the stand.
ICHISHOLM BLOCK.
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ALL KINDS OF GA.IIv»J 1T
SEED.
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it ▪ EXTENSION TABLES in great variety. A`
SIDEBOARDS -The largest and best selected stock i.
► of the latest designs and choicest woods in use in ';
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• the manufacture of up-to-date furniture.
See tie before purchasing your
Seeds. We can satisfy you as to
price and quality.
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