HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Fordwich Record, 1901-09-26, Page 8Having decided to move to New
Ontario I am selling goods
and Below Cost
1 am adopting this plan in order
to reduce my stock as rapidly as
possible.
The Up-to-Date Hardware Store
L. G. 'HOOEY.
GOO S
OUR FALL STOCK IS NOW WELL TO. HAND AND ITS
80 BIG, 80 DAINTY P, SO SALEABLE
` SOME OF THE LINES ON OPENING WE HAD JUST
A SIGHT OF THEM AND THEY WERE GONE. THIS APPLIES
SPECIALLY TO
DRESS GOODS
REPEAT ORDERS OF WHICH HAVE ALREADY BEEN GIVEN
FOR SOME OF THE LINES SOLD OUT.
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WE OFFER THE BEST VALUES IN
Handsome Slack Figured Dress Goods
THAT HAVE EVER BEEN SEEN FORDWICH
Our Grey Home Spuns
WE CAN s SAFELY GUARAFTEE TO WEAR—WELL JUST TILL YOU
?ARE TIRED OF THEM.
nadeisnassease
SEE OUR
Black, Grey and Oxford Home Spurs
Black and Colored Satins.
Black and Colored Velveteens
Clan Tartans Suitable far Girls Dresses, etc.
German Plaid Dress Goods
Wrapperette Dress Goods
The Latest tioveities in French Flannels
Flannelettes and Flannelette Sheetings
1 and 2 yd Cotton Sheetings
2 yd Bleached Sheetings
Gig Bargains in Grey and White Cottons
Big Bargains in Fanoy Quilting Prints
1 and 1 yd Floor Oil Cloths
1 1-4 and 1 1.2 yd Table Oil Cloths
Cotten Shirtings and Gingham
Moleskins and Cottonades
Halifax Tweeds
Itcrne-made Heavy Tweeds for the Cold Winter
Home-Made Blankets
Home-Made Yarns, 2, 3 and 4 Ply '
Table Linens, Special Values
Towels and Towellings, etc., etc.
SEVERAL NEW DESiONS IN
CARPETS
blade to Our Order by one of Our Leading Manufacturers at
Special Frioesi
. S. COOK
LOAN AND
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Conveyancer, Insurance Agent.
Commission in High Court of
Justice.
Money to Loan at 5 per cent.
Real Estate Bought and Sold.
BusinessConlidential. Apply to
B. S. COOK,
FORD worm, ONT.
Toronto, Sept. 24, 1901.
Cattle—
Shipping, per, cwt.... .. , .... 34 23
Butcher, choir., do- 4 00
Butcher, medium to goods— 3 25
Butcher, inferior 2 75
Sheep and lambs—
Ewes, per mat 3 00
Bucks, per owl 2 50
Spring Jambe, .each 2 50
Milkers and calves—
Cows, each 90 00 45. 00
Calves, each 2 00 10 00
Hogs—
Choice hogs, per cwt 7 23
Light hogs, per cwt 7.00
Heavy hogs, per cwt 7 00
MaRDWICH MARKETS.
Fall wheat, per bash 00 63 90 62
Barley, per bush 0 40 1 40
Oats, per bush. ...., '0 29 0 34
Peas, per bush ... 0 60 0 68
Bran 14 00 14,110
Shorts 16 00 16 00
Eggs,fresh, per doe 0 11 0 11
Butter, per nound•.. .. 15 C 15
Kidney lard, per pound..:.: 0 12a 0 15
Dried Appless 0 05 0 04
Tallow, per ab ...... ... 0 05 0 .051
Hides, per lb 0 03 0 Una
Calf Skins, per lb 0 1:0 0 07
Sheep skins • 0 25 It 75
Hay .. . 9,00 0 On
e. tento
Fail F airs,
Rowick, Gerrit, Oct. 12.
W. Wellington, Harriston, Sept. 26-27.
North Braun Penis, Sept. 20-27.
Great Northwestern, Goderich, Oct. 1-2.
N. R. of Oxford, Woolsnoth, Oct. 1-2.
North Grey, Owen Sound, Out. 2-4.
East Huron, Brussels, Oct. 3-4.
Blyth and Morris, Blyth, Oct. 0-5.
Turnberry, Wingham, Sept. 26-27.
Listowel, Listowel, Oat. 1-2.
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With 13:14'211s Mame%
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x. •Seveee and Torturing Ctn. of
Iirldhtirs d'untlee tit tine
Proton Certifies to the Cure DY
Ct ear,. Iii,;,3e.3 -Ltzto Pitt*.
i7 James De ilibunt, a much respect-
. re
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sident 'IS Coes, en,, Ont., etnteee—
"I was a enteeree tree, seriamee Disease
-or several reers, e ea et, arnes the toe-
of he--..y were almost be.
Valid MACS:MC, Thri,.pailtS P'ore hi my
lead, botweeh the shoulders and down
fie whole spfne, cOutccutrating across
.45 kidneys, where I was never entire-
tree Orem pain. When I got u in
tee rimentna,
p
went about heist over
,early &male. It gave- me great pain
.3 urinate, and at times the water- was
--cry scanty. Medicines seemed to have
'tile or no effect in my case, until I
..elan .the use of Dr. Chase's Kidney-
• Aver Pills. The first dose relieved me,
nd ittie boxes- ehtlreiy cured me. I
.ace no pains In 'my kidneys, and can
o as good a dare - work as I ever
mid."
Mr, 3. S. Ward, J.:P., of Conseson, car-
les Vast he - knaves Istr. Dentine-nee
.-atement c-f his cure to be correct and
sue end without exaggeration. It seems
--cues to trifle with newefangled man-
roes when you con got the tested and
:trven kind. lir. ChasoidKidite7-Llirer ▪ one pill a dose, 2a erfItt a heir, alt
Cea 'ere, cr Beimanson. Bates & CO.,
01-c110. Agents sr-anti:1 0ev nr. Uhe.":^:t3
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• KURTH'ILLE.
Messers. Noah Bowman and Geo. Znr-
brigg arrived home on Saturday. They
report having load a splendid time.
When is Kaiser Wilhelm going to get his
hair cut again? We suppose when the
CAKE SILL.'
Messrs. Thomas and William and Miss
Minnie Peel attended the Mair-Pritchard
wedding at Redgrave on Tuesday.
Mice Allele Wilson and Miss Bessie
Bricker is visiting friends in Teeswater at
present.
Dlr. Thomas Walker, jr., returned home
from Manitoba on Saturday. He does not
think much of the Prairie Province.
Mr. Wm. Musgrove took a business trip
to Dramas on Monday.
Mr. Wm. Gallagher of Belmore deliver-
ed a tine heave horse to Mr. David Wilson
on Saturday.
Mr. Edward Sotheran completed the
erection of a wind-mill at his well last
week which will be a great convience to
him. Ile has the piping so arranged that
the water goes to :slag tank at the barn
and from Caere to the house. Ed. believes
in having things bandy about him.
COME Early and Secure First Choice as the Sale has Commenoed
nod We Mean to Make MORS Interesting for all.
M. CASTEL/ .
FORDWICLI , Sept. 10, 1901.
WHITESYILLE
Mm. Jonas Hallman returned to her
home on Thursday from Williamsburg
where she bas been visiting relatives.
Mr. and. Mrs. Wm.- Armetteeng vitsited
rele.tivee in Wellesley last week.
ale. Henry Darcy and his sister, 'Miss
Sarah, spent Sunday afternoon with Mias
Tante Buschert.
Miss Linie Carter spent a few days this
week with her meter, Mrs. Lewis -Arm-
strong.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Allen of your village
spent Sunday with Mr. and Men. Erma
Albright.
COMM.
Mr. J. E. Mulholland, the photographer,
is:in the Commre gallery every day in the
week. There are quite a few people who
think that he goes to Fordwich on Satur-
days which is not the case. We have re-
duced our priced. Give us a trial.
MrsaEdmund Smaller and Mr. R. C.
Sperling of the National Insurance Co. is
in, St. Marys this week.
The learvesethome anniversary services
a ill be held in the Methodist ohurch on
Sunday and Monday, Sept. 29th and 30th;
bemoan will. be preached on SundaY by
the Rev. Henry. T. Ferguson, B. A., B. D.,
of Mono Road. It will also be rally day
for the Sabbath School which meets at 2.30
p. in. A grand dinner will be served on
alonday in the basement from 5 to 8 p. m.
after dinner a good program will be given.
Addresses by Revs. A. B. Forney of Ger-
rie, A. B. Dobson and D. Rogers of Ford-
with and Henry T. Ferguson. Special
music by the choir of the church. Admis-
sion 250 and 15e. Pastor, R. J. Garbutt.
Mr. Wm. Loth of Carrick was in town
on Wednesday of last week.
Mr. W. J. Williams is raising the roof
of his residence which make a vast im-
provement to the same. -
A cabload from Wingleam consisting of
Mr. Thomas Moore and wife, Mr. William
Moore and wife and Mr.- A. Moore and
children were pests of Mr, Hueston here
on Sunday.
Mr. W. H. Kerr has sold his bakery and
confectionery business m Mr. Thomas
Wright of lSudbuery who took possession
on Monday of this week. Mr. Kerr's many'
friends will be sorry to lose him. During
his stay of four years in the town he has
won the respect of all. Alwaya having a
cheery word for every customer and a
eroiling countenance which wins and keeps.
a friend. The writer Solna with the whole
town in wishing Mr. Kerr mecca.- where
ever he may pitch his tent. To Mr. Wright
we extend a hearty welcome and treat that
he may not only retain but add to the nu-
raurous customers, which we fell sure will
be as well pleased in the future as in the
past.
It was announnced by the ladies of W.
M. S. that Miss Rutherford, a Missionary
China, would give an address in the Meth-
' odist church on Monday evening. The
lady arrived in the afternoon from Moles-
, worth and was entertaided by the ladies
of W. M. S. at the home of Mn, E. L. Mon-
' rem. There were present, by invitation,
JAMES DESWITHERICK,
Merchant Tailor,
GORRIE, ONTARIO
Has in ..k a large assortmcnt of
t . Black 'and Fancy Worsteds,
Tweeds, Etc.
F"
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'7:7iiT'rf aklg uY n the 1:fetfteanoosTleanTglelrices.
Perfect Fits and Coed. Mork Cuarantems
f,a Please give me a call and be
en sr need,
DISTRICT HEWS.
(Prom onr own norressondeeis
REDCRAVE.
Miss Etta Waddell of flarriston Sun-
dered with friends in our burg.
Mr. and Mrs. James Johnston of Cedar
Grove farm visited at Mr. W. Ashton's
this week.
Mr. and .Mrs, A. Bacon of Harriaton
gave friends in our burg a call on Sendai,
last.
A number of the young people -attended
the Mair—Pritchard wedding on Tuesday
afternoon.
Miss Calkins of Harriston visited with
her friend, Mrs. E. Khrow, this week.
The Johnston Bras. with their fine herd
of Short-horns are attending the Palmer-
seen and Harriston shows this week.
Mr. D. Hark.ss is at present working
on his farm in our burg.
Mrs. Pt hard Morrell is at present visit-
ing her daughter, Mrs. S. Fisher, of Cree-
l:00re.
MOLESWORTN.
Corn cutting is the order of the day.
John Doig, accompanied by Mrs. Doig,
has returned from Kansas City, Mo.,where
he has lived for the last eight months.
Jack is convinced that there is no place
better than Ontario.
J. G. Patterson had the misfortune to
lose a fine jersey cow last week from
Comm unknown. Rev. G. Ballantyne also
lost a fine calf caused by dringing too fast.
PRETORIA. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Snyder spent Sun-
day visiting Mr. and Mrs. Whitemore of
loll Creek.
Miss Palmer and Miss Martha Cathers
of Salem spent a few days this week with
Mrs. Robert Cathera
Mr. and Mrs. J. Koch of Shipley spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Keil.
Our horse buyers are busy at present
scouring tine country for horses for the
army.
Mr. Beat Cooper delivered a load of bogs
to Gorrie on Monday.
Laat week Mr. Hugh McCullough while
engaged feeding Mr. Wm. Fleet's thresh-
ing machine at Mr. Robert Sanderson's
got a very severe stab on his arm from the
band cutter's knife Whiole will lay him up
for some time.
Mr. Henry Darcy, the popular thresher,
wee busy during the past week threshing
in this district. He has a now traction
engine and new has One of the best outfits
on the road.
Mr. R. J. Jamison took a business trip
to Harriston on Saturday.
SECOND LINE EAST.
The farmers have harvested their corn
here and report it being a good crop this
Year.
Rev, Mr. Cameron of Toronto gave a
lecture in tine Baptist church on Wednes-
day evening on "Missions." Those who
missed hearing it missed a treat.
L. Gibson, who has been working for
Mr. W. Ellis during the past few weeks,
has been laid up fora fews days by having
received a kiak front a horse, but we are
glad to hear that be was able to resume
work again an Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Stewart of Hamil-
ton are at present the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Ellis,
Miss Rowe of Kinloss is the guest of
Miss Martha Botham this week.
Sonic of the farmers delivered fat hogs
to Palmerston and Fordwich this week.
Mi. George Fritz with his gang of ma-
sons are at work building the stone facade-
tMn fer the new cheese factory which is to
be built next year on the second conces-
sion by the Fordwich Cheese and Butter
Company.
TOLL CREEK
Every person is busy these days and
things, an a rule, are pretty quiet in our
district.
Miss Maggie Gibson spent Sunday with
Mies Mary Wright in your town.
It is reported that the Boers have invad-
ed the west end of our district and some
of us will have to get out.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Albright visited friends
in Agion on Saturday and Sunday.
Tanner and Shaggy were out a-berrying
in the Bernanny grove on Sunday after-
noon but got abased by Tony's big beast.
Shaggy scrambled up a tree but Tanner
ran to his second dad for protection, but
only received a good shingle-spanking in-
stead.
Mr. Lon. Gibson received a kick from a
horse which laid him up for a few days
last week.
KIMBERLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Hoegi and Mr. and Mrs.
Rachyle returned home to Melaillop last
Friday, having visited friends in Orthard,
Clifford and Normanby.
Pringle Bros. aro in this vicinity with
their threshing outfit.
- Messer% Hallman and Porterfield are
bray filling their silos with corn at present.
Mrs. Cls Hubbard of Lakelet visited in
our burg lest week.
Ere this shall appear in print onr form-
er minister, Rev. J. A. Hair, shall have
taken unto himself a partner in life, sor-
row and joys. Congratulations to both
concerned in this conspicuous event..
fa, S. No. G has a Junior Football Club
and the clubs of other schools better watch
Out for a defeat. ' '
several Indies from the local societies. Mi. s
Rutherford gave an address for tile ladies
by a lady which drew favorable cemmeet.
In the evenitg the elmreh was eomfs rtably
filled by an appreciative audience who list-
ened to a very interesting leetura
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SPrenty five per costs of the 71CW
students from outside of Strat ,ord,
who were enrolled at the opening of
our Fall TerN, came from nearer
other business colleges than ours,and
students were enrolled from places iis-
otleer business colleges are located.
They wanted the best business and
shorthand training and came h re for
it: -Otto- gratfrates get employment
immediatelY on leaving college. Nine
of onr students have recently taken
positions tecchers in business col-
leges. Write for our catalogue. Enter
;arto if possibl',.
W. J. ELLIOTT,
Klondyke
Brick Yard
JOS. BESViatiEllielf,
PROPRIETOR:
Having leased this wall equipped brick
yaid n,i the Azth con., Howick, I would say
that the yard will be enlarged and any
riaantity of
First Clans Red Neck
turned met an moderate prices. As I have
beim in the bnsioess for some years the
public can depend oil gottiog as good or a
better article than ever before, in high grade brick'
Send hi your meters early.
JOS. DESWITFIERICK.
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MONAWKSVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dee, spent last
week with relatives in Stratford.
Bea'j ard Miss Emma Vegan Of
Carrick 'spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
John Dante,
Misses 011ie and Mabel Miller left here
mt Monday roaming for Manitoba.
Me. and Mrs. Matthew Dane visited
friends at Markdalo last week.
Muss Annie Strong of Gerrie called on
friends in this vicinity on Friday last.
Miss Minnie Miller of Morrisbauk
visited friends herelast week.
Misses Julia and Lillian Sharpe of
Brussels spent Saturday with their annt.
Mrs. Julia Day.
Dr. G. W. Garrets of Buffalo, N. Y.,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. John Dane on
Monday last.
barber gets a :stronger pair of dippers. inn house reeking a specialty of fine ebb-
spending spending a couple of weeks with friends y
and relatives in this vicinity.
The members of the Ksrtzville String
Band have each purchased a new Christy-
stiff hat, and wherever they go folks shout
Hello! where did you got that bat?
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