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DRESS SILKS.
aordinery ettrectious in the way ot
put, qualities, anti good values. It
3 known that we ala the lino silk
at season; the reason you Item, the
merles les etre much more prominent in
txactioai9. To attract yen to this
Itthe exquisite variety from 50o. to
ays.rd in blacks; their unmatchable
y atud in -equaled values inalte them
;tfble.
PLEA -MC -MADE MA.NTLBS,
stand head and shoulders above corn-
[on. 'We ao the largest mantle trade
twn, not by accident, hut because no
c stem thews suc:11 an assortment,£rom
o'weet i:ece mantle, $5.00, up to, the
:exquisite fur trimmed, at 625. En -
wed by the wonderful inerease in our
and our very large stock of high class
sties, we urgeyou to come and see what
re doing in mantles, whether you wish
rites
WINGIIAM rrTh E , NOVEMBER 10, 1893.
cling plank, etc.,
water, 60 cents,
25, total, 65 85;
Henry Potter, snnilries,l 3 gents; Jas. Cum;,,.l
nzings, heard of Health 50 cents; George
Hutton, wood for hall, ; WIUgliant Elea -
brie Light Company., lights for October
134 20; T. A. ;dulls, parity orders, V.
They recommended tl at the accounts of
Geo. Wraith, work o sidewalk, 664 Si8
Tilos. Hart, work on sid walks and streets,
1;17 50; W, J. King, wog t on streets and
sidewalks, e20 88; Wi
Ifor sidewalk on 'Victoria
McLean, lumber for
were referred to t
action On motion,
adopted, and the aceou
Council were ordered to
the Chairman of the S
ports favorably on said
Mr. John Hanna a
in reference to the put
block crossing on Jose
Nicholl's bakery and
action.
On motion, the sum
to the credit of the Pul
be made, at the usual da
notes held byre Comp*
24th Nevem r, and th
pared coniirMiug such
ried.
By-law No, 22 was
authorizing the leer°
collect au assessment
all live premium uotes
th November, 1803 ; s
been thrice read, was
sealed.
son 'Bros., lumber Little —Allison—The
street, 6180 75; L. hereby authorized to g
streets, 6182 00; and mailed to membe
e Council for amount of their asses
on which the annual
is to be held—Carried.
Little —.Allison— TIi
case of loss by fire or
the report was
s referred to the
be paid as soon as
rest Committee re -
°counts, 1sheep or pigs insured
ressed the Council j such loss shall be paid
the proved value at tit
tion to apply to all e
ried.
A communicatiOU
Kay was read, givin
improvements thud
been made on his bui
the senctiou of the
Directors, uuderstaucl
been done to make th
ous, gave consent.
Armast rong—McKag
do now udjouru to me
water town hall on the
November, at 2 o'clock
ALM. L D. L50N, Secretary.
ing down of a cedar
hine street between
anna's store—No
2 $450 was placed
i e or ,.o,• is School Board.
HEADY -MADE CLOTHING, Movcd by 3. Neelanu , seconded by J. J.
instructed
nits and overcoats for men and boys, � Homuth, that Chief 131 ]lard be in
the leading manufacturers are here in
,, everything
' lase The new fall and winter stock,
t
elle:eine - new, correct 1u
les, reliable in quality, perfect in fit and
l;slt, at low prices.
EVERYTHING IN FURS.
gable, Mink, Nutral, Otter, Menthe, and Astrachan, Capes,
'Soni Collere and 7iufis. Great attrac-
;his and larva assortment in all depret-
'ants, at
to collect the balan• of the town taxes
Inow due, and that he s� vo necessary bonds,
M. H. McINDOO'S
Town
The regular mo
wn Council was h
.st. Present—Ma
rling an 1 Council
°Lean, Neelands,
mason. Minutes
d and approved.
A. communication
hos. 3- Scott, tenderi
wn hall for two e
titter rates of hall rent
n and employing ou
A. communication wa
. Demill, Principal of
eademy, Toronto, earl
eat paid by him for us
unday last. On motiot
econded by 3. J. Ilornutl
r. Dernill was granted.
A commeuication was r
easter, Recording -Secret
. U., on, behalf of the loc
he Council to pass a by -1.
own bell ring at 8.30 p. 1
p. in, in summer, and e1
streets after those leo
arge by the Cli of of Po
able discussion followed,
aittessre. Towler, Homuth, Je
'parling,and McKenzie.
Moved by W. B. Towler,
J. Idomutb, that the regi1e
tU., in relation to th- . statute giving
Wer to the Council to pr vent . children
;ing en the streets after ce ton ihours at
;night,be granted, and that e town bell be
'rung at 8.30 p. m. in winter and J p. in. in
summer for that purpose, a regulated by
statute—Carried.
D,Moved by R. C. Spariin, seconded by
Geo. McKenzie, in amend ent, that the
tition of the W. C. T. ;tj. be laid over
aiak1i1 next Council meetin . for consider-
ation, and that the Cle, communicate
with corporations where t e Curfew Bell is
rtung,as to the working of heby-law—Lost.
A. petition was read fro • David Bell and
' 44 other ratepayers, as • g that a cedar
block crossing be laid d. n on Josephine
I street at Maple street— o action.
'+_ A communication weread from Mr.
and that he be instract d to have the ta
collected not later than the 4th day of D
comber, 1803—Carried.
Mr. McKenzie asked
be taken as to the este
les
e
any (Leticn was to
sion of the water -
1 works on Patrick street =est.
Mr. Neelands did ) .t see where the
money was to come fro ai, unless it were
borrowed, but was in fav.r of putting clown
down
•
aver laying
•tb of therailway
ction to a portion
°led.
econded by J. S.
Water Commit-
rtrick street east
they will extend
Ith
eo
old pipes.
es.
,on all preteens-.
iy iu #ore° MI I its
G a by-law 00 ere,
assessment—Gar-
hen brenght its,
ary to levy at.d
f four per cent cu
in force at 24th
id by-law having.
iaesed, eieuerl au 1
eeK Trrnatebox--lu Turuberry. on nevem.
ber 5th, F1 ante McConnell, relict of the
late John `1'hmupaou,, aged 70 years,. 5
1 50001115 acct 5 (Wye.
the Secretary if,
t
600 card" printed
s, intimating the
meute and the data
eating Of D,enibera
t in future in any
lightening of cattle,
y this Company,
for at the rate of
e of loss; this alters,-
istiug policies—Car-
A GOOD TRICK, �.
and one that ..•'•i •v, plerse, i, to bay a
b d t " h
bottle of S::R a G, 1-lvci Lit
rom Dur, Fleury &e -
notice of certain
alterations hu.viug
ings and requesting
oard thereto. The
ut; that uotineg hits
risk more hnzerd-
I Mr. Sperling would
the old pipes taken up no
:ouncii. I as it would give fire prot
lily meeting of the ;of the town not now prot
d on Monday evening Moved by J. Neelands,
x Gordon, peeve ' Jerome, that the Fire are
ors Towler, Hoinntll, I tee lay the old pipes ou P
McKenzie, Jerome, i from Josephine, as far as
provirus meeting Carried.
I The Council then adjou
as read from Mi.
re ;1') kr rent cf ; Lon.a.esbo
nings, and urging ?Jr end Mrs W T Peru
to those living in from Manitoba last week.
idet lout.—filed.. number of the membe
read irom Rev. A. E lodge, of this village, we
emi1Pd'esf.:ential i last Friday night to assist
g fcr refund of f,5 I lodge of the Order there.
1 town hall on 11, Theis Cole, M Braithwai
of W. B. Towler, I reuee, Addie Crisp, Maud
, the request oft Lawrasou, from this neigh
ed the Prohibition C°uven
ad from Mrs. J i ou the let inst.
y of the W. C Tee neck -tie social in th
I anion, °skin' on Tuesday evening, was e
w -to have th affair. This lodge is done
There were two fuititain
fled,
i
Y
0
winter and
ldren found on I night, with one proposition
re be taken in
J.
sc;on returned
cu 5i anis
our fries.ds by bcco nu. .0 it
e...; rosy
your ed. Almost t.,: telt. s, it always
TAKES WELL.
5rADS O;(LY BY
K. CAMPBELL Ba CO., CAONTREAL..
e—That this Board
t again iu Tees.
last Saturday of
. m.—Carried,
CHEAP READING I
Our Clubbing Rates.
More Tionors for S
A. Diploma and Meda
have been received by e
the World's Fair, Chi
facturers, Messrs. Leve
to be congratulated upot
successes which "Sunlig
for theist. Their achiev
Exhibition once more p
to the unequalled quali
Soap. They have n
Modals to their credit --
1889, and Chicago, 1803
Gold. Medals obtained i
the world. This is et re
soap Ii.iugdom,
ei of the 5 0
et to Wingbam
u iustitutiug a'
Mr Joseph Stevens is g
ice. -Consider• vvaggou and carriage shop
ndulged in by lho debate in the S 0 Is
•ome,Neelands, last ineetiug night, on the
solved, that the Platform
econded by J. bepelci .1 to the country t
ef. the W. G `v''s decided iu favor of t
here will be a public
the Temperance hall to -
at 2 p In, to organize the
Plebiscite campaign.
be a large gathering of
ers present. There will
in the hall in the evenin:,
by Mr W R Lough, of
Hamilton and Rev H J
born.
plias Jeunie Woodrna
Mr Geo Johnson is
butcher shop for Mr We
Mrs Geo A Newton,
here the most of last
drove out for her on Su
The PlymonthBrethre
ing in the 'Temperance
evening nest, at 7 o'eloc.
e, Isaac Law-
ogridge and 73
orhood, attend -
ion in Auburn,
I O G T lodge,
very pleasant
very well now.
is last meeting
Newton, of Limehouse, •ho is considering
the establishment of a woolen mill in
town.
Mr. Thos. Bell adds -seed the Council in
reference to the exem - tion of taxation on
his factory, claiming hat he is not getting
the amount due him. Moved by A. DEM -
sum, seconded by J. 3. Homuth, that the
application of Dir. 13 11 in reference to his
taxes be placed int e hands of the Bxecu-
iTe Committee, to investigate and report
next meeting o the Council—Carried.
'The coulmitte • to whom was referred
. Stewart for exemption
farm, se pet statute, for
reported and on motion,
opted.
the claim of Mr.
of taxation on In
electric lights, et
the report was a
The Finance •mtnittee reported,recons-
Trarodiregpaymen of the following accounts:
T. Chisholm, M. i., medical certificate re
'Mfrs. Fletcher, ; 1;1. Shark & Rogers,
tadnting fire hall, 43; Ales:, Boss, station-
ery, etc.,`J-2 75; A vane' printing House,
Pinang, etc., 610 0; ;bee, A. Cline & Co.,
lies for hall, "a 1,1;, 'ns. A, Cline & Co.,
lambs, 1114 77;'8. th & Pothiek, property,
bl; Smith G- re , ick,eupplies for streets,
41; 8herk i.: 1:. _ars, painting sign for
realm 42 8o 3. I:. Swarts, streets,
D. lihower. ; undrios, Mots; Chas.
laalal,iag gra el, $11; John David.
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, of London, Ont.,,
DOES NOT need to hold out sac) indusemcnts as the payment ot railroad fare, guaranter4ig of positimli.
deo., &e., In order to secure patronage.
, wE DO otter you tee most rRACr ser and 7 0 0 00 0 011 drilling in all bl,Pi;ness subjects which it is possible.
•
to obtain. 11'e bine the largest attentlanee and the most complete school in Canada. Wo solicit your
l patronage on the ground of work, Sat6Slaction guaranteed or money retendod. Board $2.50 per weelt,.
The TLAlIS mid Toronto globe, weekly S 1 50
The Talcs and Tomtit() Empire, weekly 1.75
'rhe Toteg and London Advertiser, weekly.,., 1. 75
'rhe 'Cnie3 and London ?roe Pi ass, weekly1 75
The Timm and Montreal Herald, weekly 1 00
The Tises and Montreal Witness, weekly 1 00
TheTltnsnnd'Montreal Family Herald and Star 1 76
weekly, and premium
The Tune and The Ladies' Journal, monthly, 1 25
Toronto
The Tutu, and Cosmopolitan Magazine monthly, 2 25
New York
The Toioi and The Live Stoelc Journal and
trousehold Companion, monthly.—..., 1 75
Tho Tomas and Farmers' Ae reeate, bi-weekly 1 00
The Taus and the Cultivator and Country 2 75
Ce.,tleinan, weeklt
The balance of 1803 freo in every case.
Reduced rates with all other papers not mentioned
in the above list.
Address,
alight Soap.
(bigheet ttwara)
'unhpht" No•tp at
ho.
The
'name -
Bros., Lei;, are
the long liet of
it" Soap hat won
.meut at Chicago
oyes their claim
y of "Sunlight"
w two World's
ere! Exposit -jou,
besides 13 other
different parte of
ord-breaker in the
W. 13 Hensel of ti
(lion Bicycle Club on
miles in 28.20 2-5, m
dian r, -cords for the 11
e.. Royal (Cana-
+'riday roll•' 10
king sisw Cense-
miles
Williiu„s' Royal Crown Ret dy, grea.eet rure on
earth, guaranteed to 0100 go ,al ferrous Debtlft1,
lthemuwtism, Neuralgia Para yeis, ate.
BeIIN.
/McMANus—In Wingh, rn, on October
23rd, the wife of \i r. Jae. McManus ; a
daughter.
Mirctir.LL—in Wiugb m, on October
gird, the wife of Mr. obi. D2itcbell; a
TlMEs 07510 1,
Wingham, Ont.
Catalogue free..
6m
w. ,WESTERVELT, rrilnciplat.
ICS
imreasIrainallOSITCASISSICIILOCSIISSSIM
SAID,
The partnership happily existing' between the undersigned for they
past six years will close on the 8th day of September, 1893, by effnl-
gence of time, and, owing to continued ill health of one of the
partners, cannot be renewed. Therefore, the
The Council of the Township of i nrnberry, at
their next meeting to be held in McDonald's hall,
Bluevale, on the 20th day of 1 r\ emher next, intend
to aa b•law, closing up
that portion
of Duncan
an
street,on river bank, hetrrn labs 111 Ind 112, in
Duncan's survey of the 'nine cf Sluevale, and
disposing of the said portion of street. All parties
interested will take notice oecot•dinuh•.
By ordet,
JOHN BURGESS, Township Clerk:
Turnherry, October 23rd, 1853,
for next night datlgliter.
•
ng to start a ,.erli erenlie—In Wing Hain, on October
. l3elgrave. .,.,28th, the wife of Mr. Th 's. Friendslitp , to
lodge, on their,daughter. . " 1.`'
subject: "Re- .A;E7I,'1rRT—In Weigle m, on November
has been more elnd, the wife of illr. Fr crick Seyffert; rt
Ian the Press,"
e affirmative.
eeting held in
rrow ('Saturday) ,
ownship for the
o hope there will.
amperance work-
.° a mass meeting
, to be addressed
liuton, Rev J R
air, cf Londes-
H
is et home now.
attending to the
tlaufer.
f Wingham, was
eok. Mr Newton
day.
will have preach•
gall, on Sunday
Culro -
A cheese and butt=
company bas beep, form
with the following di
Joseph Kramer, eon, 11
con. 10; David McDou
Scott, eon, 8; John
Andrew Adamson, co
Kay, con. 5. Mr. W
was appointed audi
have been made to ha
corpnrated at once.
The Direetore of t
Firs Insurance Comp
hall, Teeswater, 98t
Members all .present.
chair. The minutes
were read and ado
moved by Mr. Allis.
Reid, that all applie
be now laid before
amination—•Carried,
Allison—i .rmstro
ambled four applie
satisfactory, the lel
are hereby Mart
issue policies for th
Reid—Little--T
defraying expense
sort,
itAne—In Wiiighe1n, 1 n November 2nd,
the wife of lefr.Walter baby ; a daughter.
/, 'WAnn—Iu Wiugham on November 3rd,
the wife of Mr. Chas. Yard ; a sou.
f3oIINSON —I11 Lower WiUgh em, on No-
vember 3rd, the wife f Mr, Wm. J. John
son ; a sou.
MCCLvs1.Y—In Whl ecbureb, on October
12th, the wife of Mr. loOlusky, of Guelph;
a son.
Mowur,AE—lu Wh techurch, on October
22nd, the wife of til . John W. Mowbray ;
twin sons.
UARDIANSHIP NOTICE.
Applicat • will be made alt• r the iratiou of
20 days from 9ret puldhouti 1t h of, to the aur.
rogate Court of Co. my ri non. to appoint
Joseph Smillie, of t r ^ own ' p of Norrie in the
Countchildren tRobertt�Rrni 31 ', Eliza ,,, ',gr elan lhis s Smillie antd
Walter Smillie.
s.
r manufacturing'
d iu this township,
ectora for 1804:
Thos, Woodcock,
d, con. 8; John E.
clfague, con. 7;
. 7; Lachlan Mos
. Bell, of con. 8,
or. Arrangements
e the Company in -
J. A. `,dnlTON,
Solicitor fel- the raid Joseph t
a
)-. at Wingham the L4t't rtrbr:•,isfl5. 3t t S
FARM FOR c�ALE.
1
NOM •''C TO AMU $1O)0
Tilllati sold'+' � 'r '4, li d. � o
.t ' 11 ? �
:x
i t
P
,
t qq
C
AND AT BE90W COST gin•
As the goods are all new.and have beers 8c.1ew:tea with great,•this
aflo1•cl, an opi:tnrtunit•y of securing SAGRT!!'10E BARA.1- ,:f,0ick a,s
may never main be a{icred to file Clclzen» ,i1 1Vingllalll ria', : vicinity.
This great sale will begin o.,
The subscriber offers for sale his farm, being lot
24, Concession B, Turnberry, contah•l„2 100 acres,
more or less The tern, is situalea 3 miles from
W ineham and 2 miles from Whitechurc•li; good school
within half a mile. Franc house, frame barn, with
stone stabling, and out -buildings. Seurat{; orchard;
good feces, and two good wells and soft water cis.
tern, Farm is well watered with never.failina
springs. For further particulars, apply to the pro-
prietor on the farm, or address Box 107, Wingham
P. 0.Meeceet, f 750NT.
A OulrOss itfUtUal
y met in the town
October, 1803.
Preaident in the
previous meeting
ted, when it was
, seconded by Mr.
tione for insurance
e directors for ex.
A Brick llonse�cd Loi for Sale
.Wingham, being lot 05, on the Last side of
'Catherine strnet Ward No, 2, The house contains
3 rooms. pantry, and cellar, hard and soft water.
The lot contains one•flfth of an acre. For further
p u titulars apply to the owner, on the premises, or
to Wiugham P. 0.
J. IL GREEN.
MP. 111)11D. •
SnaTH-WEBSTE1 —At the residence of
Mr, Jas. Webster, Asl,field., on October
18tb, by the Rev.h obis' Mills, Mr. John
Gilbreth Smith, f West Wstxvanosh, -to
Miss Mary Ault \ ebater, of Ashfield.
ART -111 lliulOss, on
v. Jae. Malcolm, Mr.
Culross, to Elizabeth,
as. Stewart, Kinloss,
McLeex—DICl .OAx—At the residence
of the bride's br.ther, ou October 31st,
by Rev. Jas. Mal olro, ?sur. Arohibatd etc,
Lean, to Mies E 'e McKiggan, of Culross.
Ito,sg—S5IIT1f In Teeswa.ter, on Oc-
tober 25th, by lt:. J. A. McLachlan, Mr.
George Itvaue, o' Tosoronto., to Charlotte,
daughter of Mr. Villiam Smitb, -of Cul-
ross.
g .That having ex -
Clone and found them
Want and Secretary
ted to prepare and
same—Carried.
t to asseastnent for
awl for reserved fund
Gienxscne—STN
October 25th, by
.John Grenaclie, o
daughter of Mr.
CAtnwnan—In
8th, Mary Cold
months and 18 dib
A RADE CHANCE
to make from 015 to 0251.er week in soiling our Hardy
Canadian Grown Nursery Stock. Highest Salaries
or Commission paid weekly. Complete osier en n1,
Special )nstruetlotts to beginners. Write this week
for terms to.
V. O GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
125 Toronto, Ont
DIED.
ternberry, on November
ell, aged 27 years, 7
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ei
.� ►. A TS > � t'„ go
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And continue for 33 days. Please remember
33 y 'r JR SEWN f eJ COST,'
T
CEO. SHA .,
CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF MEAT
AGAIN.
STEAK, 10- . PER LB.
and other meats low in pr portion.
And in many cases far below cost. Do not permit business or pleasure
to beep you away from this stole during these 33 days. for it is the
chance of a lifetime. The stock conists of every description of
Dress Goods, General Dry -Goods, including Our.
tains, Curtaining and a fine assortment of
Carpets, fine Worsteds, imported and
Can.adian Tweeds, Ready-made Cloth-
ing, Ci encs' Furnishings, t c. '
BOOTS TNI) SHOES and SLIPPERS from the best makers.
GROCERIES, pure and flesh;• in abundance. Lovers of good, pure
TEAS cannot afibd rto miss tliis risammotll sale. Conte, now is the
accepted time.. - •
GOOD BUTTER and EGGS will be taker. as cash. Any goods
charged -during this GREAT SALE Brill be entered at regular prices.
PORK SAUSAGE
also on hand.
I am prepared to pay the highest
price for nil kinds of fowl. They
must be drawn and well dressed.
GEO. SHAW.
Wingham, Oct. 10th, 18913.
HARNESS AND DOLLARS.
Having bought out the Ambler Ilernese I3asinese and started in 1119 old stand,
are prepared to furnish the public with everything usually kept in a harness shop
such as
IIEA VY, LIG t-I'i anti T11ACK Il ARNESS,
NET'S, DUSTERS.
W kiIPS, CURRY COMBS,
GORDON 8 MeINTYRE,
The Anchor House,
Wingham, July 31, 1893.
GEO. E. KI
We have just passed into stock,
biggest drives in
we have ever offered. 24Vpieces of one i e and
17 of another. They're Worth calling to see, even.
should you not want them.
NINE DOZEN SEALETTE GAPS
worth $1.25 for 75 cts.
The largest assortment of
GLOVES AND NITS
in town,
MANTLES MANTLES..
G.
S�VEA.T COLLARS, A number of lines of our Mantles are broken
'RUNES, VALISES andry lin sues. ' .he odd ones you can have at aprice.
TRAYI�LLIN t1 BAGS, &a., duo c_, ... w..Y, re of those Long Boots just opened.
1 make all my own Collars and guars.utee satisfaction.
Give me a trial peel 1 will use you right,
G