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The V1hoIe VlorId Wants to buy the Bet1
THE BEST is our UId for Your Buskiess
And the Place to ' do thlt
is at
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Our Fall and Winter buying has been done with a view of offering you the best clualities.at the best figures, And we invite all whet arc{ in need of a Flit>lT-(JLA.SS SU IT
to closely inspect our varied
STOCK OF OVEROOATINGS OATINGS, WORST EDS AND TV "., E ,
which we are prepared to make up in the very latest style and best workmanship, having improved oar facilities for se doing,
WE STILL LEAD IN GENT'S FURNISHINGS.
z uch as Shirts of all kinds, Cuffs, Collars, Ties, Gloves, and all descriptions of Underwear, in fact, everything to make you t;olnfertable.
We are also Headquarters ters for . TRITN W S ,A.
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you are especially interested, as you can find everything in that line, from the largest to the smallest sizes. We especially invite, your attention to our xvew style of SEAMLESS
BO OTS, which we are now introducing and 'which we feel satisfied will give entire satisfaction. Never before have we been able to otter so large and varied assortment of fresh
and pleasing styles in OVERSHOES, RUBBERS and FELT GOODS, which we have. in endless variety and of the best quality, namely, ti.e Goodyear .Brand. And in order to.
tweet the wants of ail, we have a good stock of Heine -made Men's. Boots, and are prepared to make to order, on the shortest notice, that department being under the able manage-
ment of our old townsman, JOSEPH } ISDON, whose abilities in, that line have become a household word.
In closing„ we ask all and sundry to give us acalls as you will 'find the bottom knocked completely out of the nig prides, WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
REPAIRING done in the latest style of the art and, utmost despatch.
IN OUR BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
J. J. HO M IUTH SON.
N. B,—All Notes and Accounts must be settled by the first o£ December. We must have money to meet our obligations,
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Bluevale.
On Thursday' evening of last week
the class of Mrs Wen Messer gathered
at the manse, for the purpose of pre-
setting their teacher with a suitable
aficiappropriate present. The address
was read by Miss Louise Hartley and
the presentation ,made by Miss Maggie
Robertson. --Quite an interesting gave
of foot ball took place on Saturday,
between the Wingham and Bluevale
juniors. Owing to the absence of one
Of the Wingham players, the Bluevald
boys had to play only 10 men, who
were: -Forwards, l3 Stowe, W Diment,
Mac Messer, W Stewart, L B Duff.
Half backs, 0 ' Coultes, A Duncan.
, Backs, S 19yres, F Scott. Goal,' W
Burgess. rhe Bluevaleites were the
winners to the extent of 5'to an ex-
ceedingly large 0. R9 uch interest was
shown by the spectators, The return
match in Winghaal on Saturday,
promises to be a lively one.—Mr
Joseph' McPherson, who has been
making cheese this season, has return-
ed to spend the winter tinder the
parental roof.—The bills are out for
the tea -meeting. to be held on Monday
next; by the Y P 0 A.—Mrs lMe-
Therson is recovering from her recent
illness. --Mr Bisrnark Timinins has
left for Toronto, where he will resume;
his studies.—Our town is to have some -
think new this Christnaas,in the shape
- of a Christmas tree ; this will be some,
new,espeoially to the youngsferf,,
as a Xmas tree has been a thing of
long ago.—Mr Sam Scott, the pig
Iran„ shipped, on Wednesday, another
car load of pigs to Ingersoll, The
'hogs were unfortunately delayed, hav-
ing left here at 11.20 and not reaching
Ingersoll till 7 o'clock next morning.
—Mr Walter Rutherford,. of ,..the
boundary line, has visiting him at
present his two sons, One is a worker
in the car 'works at Frankford, New
York state,while the other is a farmer
in the prairie province. --Tele Y Pc A
spent an enjoyable time on Thurs'd:ity
evening.—Mr John Hamilton shipped
a car load of sheep to Buffalo, Tues-
day.—Mr William Jewitt shipped a
car load of cattle to Toronto on Wed•
nesday.—MrJolni Messer has returned
from Molesworth, where he has been
snaking cheese —The Cheese was
shipped from the factory here on Wed•
nesday morning. 1 The disagreeable
taste of the
Whiteolntrch. C00 LIVER 011.
The annual meeting of the White'. is dissipated in
church creamery will he held in the
Foresters' Hall,on the 19th inst.---The
annual meeting of the British and •
Foreign Bible Society was held i11 this
village on Monday last. Rev, Mr.
Snaith, the agent, delivered a tine ad-
dress Officers were appointed for the
current term and a very enjoyable
time was spent.
:TOT2OE-
The annual meeting of the
Whitechurch Creamery
Company
▪ will bo held in the a
FORESTERS' HALL WHITECHUCH,
On Saturday, the 19th inst.,
beginning at . p. m., when the dividends will be
paia'and o er business transacted. Shareholders,
Patrons a all those interested are invited to attend.
3, 3, W. SIAIPSON,
Secretary,
ESTRAY S SER.
Came on the p nises o the subscriber. Lot 0,
Concession 4, Turr 'err on or about the 5th of
November, a three y old steer, red color. Th
owner isrequested to • •o property, pay expenses
and take hint away
B, BAaltIS,
Wroxeter, P. 0.
FOR SA
Water power i_
bull does a. good bu
proved.
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'et mill, with 50 acres of land.
s •nd the farm is well im-
WM, B. SCOTT,
Milford, Ont.
IT'S
ONDERFUL
The money you can
save by buying your
goods, and getting your
Watches repaired at Pat-
terson's Jewellery store.
He gives perfect satisfac-
tion every time.
Try him and buy and
don't go by without you
do buy.
M. PATTER.SON,
Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweller,
Main st., Wingham.
That Helps to Cure
The Ceid.
TEA
Wanted ---• A school to . r, male or female, 2nd
class certificate, for S S s, Morels. A personal
wpplleatron preferred. Ail a.' icatlsne to bo In by
lath "December, °180 Apply • ' PAUL, Secretary,
South halt Lot oneeeeioar 2, • trill, or t0 Bide-
ve1e, r. 0.
TED
BCaTPoB
IULSION
OI Pure Cod Liver Oil 'With,
HYPOPHOSPHITES
oV' ZYzitla A.t,T
Thcpatient suffering from
CONSCIViPTION.
WASTisitsEtsEr., roma , hie
remedy as he wbuitl take milk, A per.
tett anaulleten, and a wonderful fre.lttraducer.
MOO WO otter. Alt blrtrllrti+r>x, J06,1,00,
Alt'OX'2' dd11010I', :lirttr'4,ttfr,
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CROSS—CUT SAW.
We have in stock :
THE LEADER,
THE SILVER STAR,
THE LANCE TOOTH,
THE NICKEL STEEL,
THE FOREST BEAUTY,
THE LA -ROSE PRIDE,
THE IMPROVED CHAMPION,
ALSO
A very fine assortment of
AXES.
J. A. CLINE & CO,
STONE
m for Sale or
IN
SIP OF 7SHERRY.
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A
60a
frame
be pal
on the
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50 to
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Apply to
GEO, T
Box 125, W
ANTED TO
CONTRACT
TTING and
SAWLOGS
WOOD of
5 acres of
township.
MSON,
,
gham.
NOTICE,
All notes and accounts
due T. A. Mills must be
paid before the 15th of
Yovember.After that
date theywill be placed
in other hands for collec-
tiortwith costs.
T. A. MILLS.
1,0,00.00 REWARD
Offered for any Machine that will do as _•reat range of wrrk, and do
it as easily and as well as can be done on the Davis Vt.ltieal Feel
Sewing Maehine. This offer has been before the public for the past
ten years. It has not been claimed, proving that the Dolls Vertical
Feed is the "best on Earth."
Intending purchasers will snake a mistake if the,^ don't see this
machine before buying. Guaranteed for ten years h,�tho manufac-
turers and myself.
The first Davi. Sawing llnchine Was made in 1866 in Watertown,
N. Y. The new factory is located at Dayton, Ohio, and is the most
complete Sewing Machure factory in the United Stetrs, its capacity
being 400 otachines per day. It has over 4 acres of Iloor spare.
FARM IM PLFMENTS.
STRAW °Mr'1'ERS, ROOT PULPERS
arid everything in the implement line, from the best makers, always
in stock. '
0
R P_A iRS_
I make fin special point to steep always a full stock on hand.
a,, - . • y, :s ;y 9/�� j NEEDLES for: ll kinds sewing machines, also the best 011
and repairs.
N. B. A gent for the Massey -Harris Co. Lttl, of Toronto, Brantford and Woodstock.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Pursuant to the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887,
chapter 110, section 30, the creditors of Thomas
Hastings, late of the Tb vrnship of Tnrnberr;v. in the
County of Buren and Province of Dutario, yeoman,
who died on or ab out the 23rd day of October, A, D.
1801, are required to send to 3, A. Morton, of the
Town of \Vir,gham, in the Colin ty of Huron, Solicitor
for the undersigned Administrator of the said de-
ceased, on or before the 91st day of December, A. D.
18111, their names, addresses and desct'iptfons; the
full particulars of their Claims ; a statement of their
accounts and the nature of the seenrities (if any)
held by them ; and notice it hereby given that the
said Administrator will immediately after the last
mentioned tiny proceed to distribute the assets of
the said deceased sarong the parties entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of which he shall
then have had notice.
DAVID DY, HASTINGS, Administrator.
3. A. MORTON, Solicitor for Estate.
Wingham, 24th November, 1801.
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TOEONI'O.
Jonathan Bushart, Listowel, says
"After spending all my money and prop-
erty to no purpose on medical melt, for
what they termed a hopeless ease of con-
sumption, Dr, Sinclair cured me,"
Mrs, Mary Furlong, Woodhouse,.,says:
"'When all others failed, Dr. Sinclair
cured me of fits:"
W. McDonald, Lakefleld, says i.--"Dt,
Sinclair cured the of Catarrh."
Geo. Rowed,l3lyth, says :,--"Dr. Sin-
clair cured me of heart disease; and drop-
sy, when all others failed,"
Diseases of private nature brought on
by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly euros.
CONSULTATION FREE.
DI . SINCLA.1R will be at the
QUEEN'S- TOTiw L., Winghai'n,
ON
Wingham, Out..
11
MURPHY
lies received a largeand choice stock of
TSL GOODS
comprising
Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, &c'.
Mantle Cloths, Brocades, &c.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN EVE1.Y DE*
PARTAIENT
MISS FARR, of Petrone, au experienced
city milliner, has taken the position
of head milliner and every effort
will bo used to please lifts''
° totners,
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MANTLES MADE ON TIM( PRE-
MISES. A CALL SOLtc$IT'ED.
Store opposite the Queen's hotel:
MISS E. MURPHY.
preySaveti�MonlyNude
See our stork of new and desirable
BOOTS ondr o ,
Overshoes, Rubbers, t&c.,
Por old 01111 abnhg, at prices which defy coopetition
Great Vrarfl'f.y, (ri'eat
Great ()11l1olturll(;r.
Baring purchased the business lately owned by
50 D!deem iliek, next 10 the Bank of 11011.3Pon, and
added to the already large stock,I wish to interni
the people of Wingham and 14t1rroandimu cmuttry
that 1 am to a position to fin nisi them tnt11 anything,
in tate Boot anti Shoe, lire at astontshitgty tow '111'
OIII3tRM;n Wol1It A SPECIALTY.
Your patronage kindly soll+'ited.
Don't forget the stand—Two ,,101::4 no,th of flan
THURSDAY, JAN. lilts 1892. 1'eostolNee JOHN SAIITIA