HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-12-18, Page 7he Best PIace on Earth to Buy Your FALL and WINTER GOODS,'
The Whole VVorId Wads to buy the Beat, THE BEST is our Bid for Your Business.
And the Place to do that is at
j". . * - 1 T I S
Our Fall. and Winter buying has been done with at view of offering you the best qualities M the best figures. And we invite all who are in need of a FIR,ST-CLA.aS SUIT
to closely inspect our varied
STOOK OF OV EROOATINGS, QRST I DS AND TWEEDS,
which We are prepared to make up in the very latest style and best workmanship, having improved our facilities for so doing.
WE STILL LEAD IN GE'T'. FURNISHINGS,
such as Shirts of all kinds, Cuffs, Collars, Ties, Gloves, and all descriptions of Underwear, in fact, everything to make yon comfortable.
W'.e are also I--Ieadquarters for
TRTIN S AND V ALIS ES.
IN OUR BOOT AND SHOE
DEPARTMENT
you are especially ,interested; as you can find everytiaing in that line, from the largest to the smallest sizes. We especially invite your attention to our new style of SEAMLESS
BOOTS, which we are now introducing anti Which we fed satisfied will give entire satisfaction. Never before have we been auto to offer 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 gtlalit;r, na uel,•, ti.e Goodyear Brand. .•3.rel in order to •
meet the wants of all, we have a good stock of Tlome-made Men's Boots, and are .prepared to make to order, on the ,shortest notice, that departtnent being under the able manage-.:
inent of our old townsman, JOSEPH RISDON, whose abilities in that line bave become a household word.
,In closing, we ask all and sundry to.give us a call, as you will find the bottom knocked completely out of the big prices.
REPAIRING done in the latest style of the art and utmost despatch.
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N. B.—All Notes and Accounts must be settled by the first of December.
i S WILT. NUT BE UNDERSOLD.
• • J. J. H OM UTJC & SON,
We must have money to meet mfr oblig,atinns.
Hoye Can Malin Money Fust.
Any active boy can matte plenty of
money in his neighborhood by re•pletiug
tableware and jewelry with one of the
Magic Electric Plating Outfits. Those who
have already secured one of these ma.
chines are making from $20 to $25 a week,
The pride of the plating outfit is $10, but 1
we bave arranged to supply it to one boy
only in each neighborhood free for a few
hours work,wbich can be done after lichee!
or on Saturday. No capital required. Any
boy sending his address and referridg to
some merchant iu his town us to honesty
will receive -full particulars by return mail.
This is a permanent stoney making business for
the right kine] of a boy. • Apply at once Ad-
dress LAnIES Ptomain, Co, Toronto, Oat.
Public School Board. •
A special meeting of the Public School
Board was held on Monday evening' last,
for general business. Present—Ressrs T
Bell.(ohairm:wi), 7 A Morton, E 0 Clarke,
Wm hroore and Thos Abraham. The
peinoipal's report et the attendance for the
month of November was read, as follows
DEPT. BOYa. 011U B. TOTAL. AVG.
1 19 .24 43 • 30
22 46 . 40
30 63 51
29 62 51
32 71 58
30 66 61
36 74 56
2 23
3 23
4 33
5 39
6 39
7 39
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mark a now era in the high class journal- B1 ytli..
ism of Canada, The publishers of that A concert wtis given in Industry
Hall, on Wednesday might,—The Sab-
bath School in connection with St
Andrew's Cliurah,wili hold their annual
entertainment on New Year's eve.—
T Vv Scott was away at Goderieb last
will be called the Dominion Illustrated week' on the Grand Jury.—ilio Epi
Monthly, and the subscription, $1.60 per worth League of the IVletllodist.°huroh
annum, will place it within the reach of are going to continue their course of
all. Address the Sabiston Litho & Pub lectures, T_ as they did last winter. There
l be three this Winter,tbe first being
December $1st b the Rev A Pot•
splendid weekly have decided to convert
it into a monthly with the beginning of
the year. It will be a 64 -page magazine,
differing in shape from the present one,
handsomely illustrated throughout, and
its pages will be graced with the writings
of the most gifted Canadian authors. It
Town Council.
The Council met ou Tuesday evening, as
r statute. Present—Wm Ciedd, Mayor;
Ge
eo McKenzie, Reeve ; H Kerr,b Deputy -
Reeve, and Oouuoillors Messrs Romuth,
McLean, Audersoti, Herdsman and Hill.
The miuuteatof last meeting read hurl ap.
proyed. . oommunic:etion was read from
Mr %V ,l Chapman, compluiuing of an nrror
iu his assessmeut. Referred to the Court
of Revision, ou notion. Mr Cbapmau also
submitted a statement- of the number of
hands employed iu his tannery. Ou motion
the statemeut was received and Mr Chap,
man allowed the exemption of taxes grant.
ed under Bylaw No 155, 1889. A
communication was read from the Seers.
tary of the Single Tax Association, of
Torouto, re petitioning the Ontario Legis.
g l ,33 75 5G 3Y
lature—Filed. On motion,Messrs Wm and
Thos ! ore+were ordered to be paid. 50
---emits, balance of account. A oornmunioa-
254 238 .492 411 tion and.acconot was read from H W C
The report was adopted. On motion of Meyer, re digging drain en -Josephine
Messrs Morton and Olarke, the accounts of street. The account amounted to $32.94.
Jas Duffield & Son, $1.35 ; Urias Shark,
50 cents ; McLean & Son, Iumber, 34.82 :
R Elliott, printing, 54.75 ; J B Friend, re-,
,pairs, 41.70; Geo li'lasou, supplies, $11.60 ;
Jas Fleuty. printing, 510 ; Thos Moore,
repairing, 49.30, were ordered to be paid.
Moved by 3 A. Morton. seconded, by L& C
Clarke, that Mr Geo Pettypieee, a member
of this board, haviug been absent without
leave of this board mere than three vane+
massive regular meetings, his seat be ter,
declared vacant—Carried. Go motion,
Miss A. Johns was ordered to be paid for
18,1 days teaching, at the rate of 31 per
day --Carried. Messrs Thos Henderson,
Jas M Henderson and Arndt, Tipling ad-
dressed the board in refereuoe to having
their farms detached from the Wingham
school section, and also asking for refund
of a speoiaf tax they had paid to the Town-
ship of Turnberry. Moved by T Abraham,
seconded by Wm M.00re,tliat the Secretary
make a requisition on the Treasurer of
Turnberry for special school rate levied on
lots 5, 6, 7 and 8, Township of Turnberry,
ter the year 1891—Carried. Amotion Was
passed authorizing the payment of teachers
and officers salaries at the end of the year.
Board then adjourned.
h.n Instructive aliristmas Gift.
1R1ith bite near approach of the inose
joyous season of the year--Christmas-it
behooves everyone to think of some sub
stant]al present to give a son,%daughter or
friend. For a son, a father eau give no
better present than a years subscription
to the Scientific American. Malty youths
having an inventive or ingenious turn of
tilted have received lasting benefit from
carefully rending this roost instructive
paper, it is written in a popular style.
Nearly every number, • besides Re superb
eugraviugs and deacriptionof neer engineer•
ing and mechanical works of magnitude,
has One or more articles 011 subjects in
experimental science. It is published by
the wail -know firm of 'Munn & Co, of 361
Broadway, N Y. who have been its publish•
ere for more than forty years, its subscrip-
ticu price of $3 a year, or 31 for four
months, puts it within the reach of cyery-
One.
Moved by It Hill, seconded by George Mc-
Kenzie, that the aocouet of Mr li W C
Meyer be referred to the street committee
—Carried. The Fivauoa Committee re,
ported, recommending- payment of the
following accounts: Jos Bullard wood,
49.38; J B Ferguson, salary and n8stage,
417,5e; John Dickson; salary, 318.75 ; Jos
Bullard, salary, 5106 25 ; Jos Coati, salary;
315; Albert :iaudersou, teaming, 31.50;
Aiobt L+'iliott, priuting, 38.75. The accounts
:rere. entered to be 'paid. Moved by R
Anderson. seconded by R Herdsman, that
this Crogii put an electric light ou Vic.
toriastreeear the SaltBlook,and that the
pole be not less than 46 feet high. Moved
by Geo McKenzie, seconded by It Hill, iu
amendmeut, that the further Iighting of
the town be left for the `future Council to
deal with, The amendment was carried,
on a division, and the motion lint. Moved
by Geo M.egeuzie, seconded by R Herds -
wan, that in the opinion• of tbi.• Council
every legitimate means•should be used to
prevent any real estate string d, ducted
from the naunieipatity. now or ` any
future time, unless it eau be shown that
such deduction is in the interest of MI avid
re
on , y
ter, of Dungannon; subject, "Selt
t)ulture."--An old time Scotch social,
under the auspices of the Hopeful
Gleaners of St Andrew's Church, wag
held last Tuesday evening. After a
bounteous.rt+past of good things, whicb.
were cooked and served in Scottish
style, a fine programnie was rendered,
consisting of Scottish music, both
vocal and instrumental.
TENDERS WANTED.
Tenders will be received up to JAN.
20th, 1892, for the ERECTION OF A
BRICK OUSE, onmy farm, Lot 5,
Conoes on 7, Turnberry. Plans and
spool ati ons can be seen at my residence.
THOS. BOLT.
TO FARMERS.
A Stone Chopper has been started in
'Hastings & Ritchie's Cider 31111, in . the
!Town of Wingham. CHOPPING done
at rens le rates, and satisfaction
guars• ed. Patronage solicited.
} a M. & J. ELLIOTT.
TO THE ELECTORS OF
•
dz
SOW Canail ontttty. ,
an important Dominion
depIllustrated
rture and One that will 1 number,
Caanaad; s Tun CANADIAN tsar.
Municipality. The yeas and nays
called for and were as follows: Yes—Mc-
Kenzie. Nays—Kerr, Homuth, McBean,
Auderson, Herdsman, Ilii]. Motion lost.
Conned then adjourned.
WINCHAM.
1 ask your support to elect
me as /our Reeve for the 67
suing yel r.
1 am,
Yours respectfully,
JOHN` R:73NJt .1
()comber, V91.
now Many Cats 7
"11 300 oats eau kill 300 rata in 300 days,;
how many oats will it take to kill 100 rats)
in 100 days?" A fine 'Upright Piano will;
be given by THE 'Qoaav to the first persons
answering the above problem correctly
an elegant Gold Wabob will be given for,
the second correct answer; a China Dinner,'
Set will be given for the third correct an.,
swer ; an elegant Silk Dress Pattern will
be given for the fourth oorreot answer, and
many other valuable prizes, all of which
will be auuounoed in the next issue of flits
Qusen. As the object of offering these
prizesw to attract attention to our popular
family magazine, each person answering
trust enclose four three (lent stampsfor
sample number containing full particulars
;3end to•.day. You may sooure a vain:chi
prize. 1110 in gold will bepaid for the bee
gal problem to be published in aUtter
CAIN
ONE POUND
A Day.
A GAIN OF A POUND A DAY IN THE
CASE OF A MAN WHO HAS DECO= "ALL
RUN DOWN," AND HAS BRGUN TO TAKE
THAT REMARKABLE FLESH PRODUCER,
OF PURE Ca® LIVER p11. WITH
Hypophosphites of Lime & Soda
IS NOTHING UNUSUAL. THIS FEAT
HAS BEEN PERFORMED OVER AND OVER
AGAIN. PALATABLE AS MLR. EN-
DORSED BY PHYSICIANS. SCOTT'S
EMULSION IS PUT UP ONLY IN SALMON
COLOR WRAPPERS. SOLD BY ALL DRUG-
GISTS AT 50C. AND $I.00
SCO T7' ee. 2?OWNE, Belleville.
Novi Many Se&is
in the Pumpkin?
CNOSS—CUT SA'NSI
We have in stock:
THE LEADER,
THE SILVER STAR,
THE LANCE .TOOTH,
THE NICKEL STEEL,
TRE FO1tEST BEAUTY.
THE LA -ROSE PRIDE,
THE IMPROVED CHAMPION..
M. PATTE SO 'S
JEWELRY STORE,
There will bo THREE PRIZES given to the throe
successful persons guessing the nearest to number of
seeds in pumpkin.
Perso uyintf 00 cents worth of goods from 31.
Patterson from December 12th till January 1st, will
i1p re a guess.
Mr. Bullard, the Constable, and Mr. Clegg. the
Mayor, will count the Sends In the Pumpkin on Jan.
2nc, the day the Prizes will be given.
If more than one person guesses the exact num•
ber, they will guess off for first place.
1st Prize, a $5 Cruet Stand or a $5
Watch.
2nd Prize, a $3 Butter Cooler or
Ladies' or Gent's Chain.
3rd Prize, a $2.25 Alarm Clock or
a Brooch,
Persons buying Xmas G oods. come and have e
guess and take a prize, Come and sec our large
stock.
PATTERSON, the Watchmaker,
WIN GHAIri.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ALSO ..
A very fine assortment of
.A X .E °ay.
J. A. CLINE & CO,
STONE BLb OIi
SAVE YOUR MONEY
and those wishing to make a Christmas
present can be satisfied and well paid by
calling and purchasing any of the fol;
lowing:
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES
AND
FANCY COODS,
co:rarslNc
DRESSING CASES,
Loather, flush and Oxidized Goods,
Also, a good assortment of
2IPES,
PURSES OF ALL IkIN1)Sr
1311,138}11.`.h LIILEWthE,
and +tit r+xtrit ttcs°rtturnt Of
Pursuant to the Revised Statutesof Ontario, 1837, ' t"',. Dts
rhaptor 110, section 30, the creditors of Thomatt i soutll tti:
Hastings, late of the Township of Ttuvberry. lit the
County or Roan and Irrovine0 of r‘nterio, Yeoman,
who died en or abnnt the 2351 tlal• of °etcher, A. D.
1801, ere required to scud to .1. A. Morton, of the
Town of wint(ham, in shaConnty of Huron, Solicitor
for the undersigned Administrator of the paid de.
ceased on or before the 21st dayat December, A. D.
181)1, their names, addresses anti desnriptlr ms 1 the
it111patttstderaof theh•ttlahns a statement of their
nem/ants and the nature of the securities Of any)
11010 by them: and notice is her br given that the
raid Administrator will intmodtately after the grist
mentioned day proceed to distrtnnt0 the assets of
thesald deemed among the ).tetter ontitled thereto,.
having regstrt1 only to the olefins of which he shall
then have had notice.
l) AVID 11`1. HASTINGS, Administrator.
J` ninghans, 81511 Novembct,188 .
fo "et 'tile place, '2 doors
',Inghamf
Lot No. 0,S:slld the 1a, .; of Lot No, -
iith ConT. arnberry i.)b, arses; 00 acme
cleared; well fenced; frame house an&
other buildings; good orchard; eboap tiling
time. A ' ly to
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Or tioderich,
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