HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-09-21, Page 8BE R. Mc iDO . TIM. TALL TAXA.
M. If. MCINDOO'S DRESS GOODS.
Well posted shoppers have naturally
learzted to expect the most, ea well as
the choicest for their money, at Wing-
italn'e recognized Dress Goods centre,and
this week, the most extravagant ideas of
elegauce and economy will be more than
realized. Marvelous Silk and Wool
noveiities•-the newest sveaves and shades.
X arvelous new French and German
mixtures; never such a display of fine
Dress Goods. A very busy week in
Dress Goods with such as this to draw.
READY-MADE MANTLES.
Oar most complete stock of fine
Mantles in Newmarket, Reefers, Tight
Fitting Jackets and Skirt Garments, for
Ladies arid Misses, in all the latest styles;
pain, and trimmed with riohestfurs, in
endless variety,and all shades kind styles.
Don't delay in looking through our
magnificeat stook before they got plotted
out. It is just such offerings at this—so
much quality and style for the price --
that gives M. H.Melndoo such a decided
lead in ti•.ie line.
FUR COATS AND CAPES.
Something special. Here are more
handsomer effects—and more of them --
better values and more of them. Our
Fur stook is very ccmpsts and opened
up for inspection,. at
M. H MiaiNDDO'S.
AIWITIONAL LOCALS.
—Too much care cannot be exercised
this year by people visiting exhibitions and
fall fairs, Perhaps at no other period of
the history of Ontario has there existed
the same amount of poverty, considering
the time of the year, as there has this
season. Tho fact that so many laborers
and mechanics are out of employment and
that winter is fast approaching, makes it i
necessary for these poor anEortunates to
resort to some means whereby they may
be able to sustain life, and strange though
it may appear, it is nevertheless too true,
that the shows and fairs are places most
suitable for seeming victims to accomplish
their end. The city papers bear evidence
of this, and are warning the public to use
every precaution to thwart the plan of the
thief. Isiotwithstandiug these hard times,
the fairs were never bettor supported than
they have already been this year.
-.The editor of the Uxbridge Journal is
away from home, but from the following
it will be seen that he has left behind him
a trained man, equal for all occasions.
The man in charge says : The editor of
this great japer is away on a wheeling
tour. We don't. know when he will be
p1t, but we are equal to any emergency.
We can ''write tt poem, discuss the tariff,
umpire a hall game, report a wedding, saw
wood, beat a lawyer, describe a fire so that
the people will shed their wraps, snake a
dollar do the work of ten, shine at soirees,
address the horticultural society, measure
calico, abuse the liquor habit, test whiskey,
subscribe to charity, go without meals,
attack the N. P., defend the Government,
sneer at snobbery, wear diamonds, invent
advertisements, overlook scandal, praise
babies, delight pumpkin raisers, minister
to the afflicted, heal the disgruntled, fight
to a finish, set type, mould opinion, sweep
the office, praise the widows, run for office,
speak at a prayer meeting, and stand in
with everybody and everything. If you
don't see what you want ask for it.
The Ziome Seekers' L''xcureions
To all parts of the West and Northwest
via the Chicago, Milwaukee err St. Paul
Railway at practically half rates. Round
trip tickets, good for return passage within
twenty days from date of sale, will be sold
on September 11 and 25 and October 9,
1894. For further information apply to the
,nearest coupon ticket agent or address A.
T. Taylor, Canadian Passenger Agent, To-
ronto, Ont.
LRO S.
We 11-1 Beet Irby 5 me very
severe ,rain stormy dollfg ., great
deal of good, suets as putting out
fires and giving thea got crops a new
lease of growth, ----The Rev. Mr.
Walker, B. M., of Teestivater, is hold-
ing s, series_ of weekly meetings in
X, Pic1tilrs house, which are
well patronizes and very inuclt ap-
Dreciated.—Mr. *and Mrs. Robt. Mar-
shal, Mr. W. I oxtort net .I' . Meta
wood are among those who attended
the Toronto fair last week.—Mr,
Gee. Crowe is away to Goderiott this
week attending court.—Mr, Joe
'W'elwooct is off for Buffalo with a
ear load of lambs, and they are the
best that he has shipped for tiom
fame. --.Quite a number of the natives
see attending the Tecswater fair,
*bike others are saving their quarter
$1r the Wingham fair,
THE WINGILA.M TIMES, SEPTEMBER 21,1814.
They are making preparations for the
big fall fair,
Aud the farmer and his faintly are load
ed up with care;.
IThey are rubbing down the geldiug and l
the big Wood marc,
And the three-year-old is frisky—you
ought to see hint rear,
And they run hies round the pasture
when they've gat au hour to spare,
They make hien go full sail,
With red riubous in his tail;
Yep, they're makin' preparatious for the
big fall fair.
They are combing out the fleeces on the
thoro'bred rams;
They are picking out the best of the
pretty spring lambs;
The hired mea is working au a wicker
work rig,
For the easy transportation of the pedi
greed i
And he boysspare all oonstructing the
cutest little pens
For the safety and the comfort efft the
Vere de Vere hens; : '
The iristocratio bull
With turnip tops is full:-- •
He'll make a great sensation at the big
fall fair.
They are making preparations for the
big fall fair;
There is very n3uch excitement in the
circumambient air;
Each farther has a pumpkin that can't be
beat b'gosb,.
And every person stands to win upon a
certain squash;
Not to mention barley, wheat and oats,
and buckwheat, corn and peas,
Aud the products of the vine and the
harvest of the trees;
While I bear the housewife mutter,
"They'll never beat that butter !"
Yes, they're makin' preparations for the
big fall fair.
They are making, preparations for the
big fall fair;
In the barnyard, in the kitchen, down
cellar—everywhere;
The curry comb is going and the brush
is never still,
And the girls are making butter with a
flourish and a will,
They are glancing atthe wall, where
diplomas in a frame—
The triumphs of the past are a glory and
a name.
Before each eye. arises
Tho vision of big prizes,
Yes, they're makin' preparations for the
big fall fair.
—Tan KHAN.
MUSICS, EXCELLENCE,
4ETISTIC DESIGN.
DURABLE CONSTRVOTION,
- Catalogue sent free on appli-
cation,
MORRIS - FEII.D - ROGERS - CO.
LIISTOW:EL.
IIALSEY BARD, Agent, WIxonant,
GORRIE.
Mr, W. S. Bean has decided to re-
main in Gorrie, and will extend his
business here.—Those who have
threshed around here report grain of
all sorts to be an excellent quality
and large yield.—The Excelsior'"
Manufacturing; Co. have their machin-
ery running full time these days fill-
ing the large orders before them. -
Messrs. I. Sanderson and W. Andisii
have their new brick residen?'ces
about completed and will occupy
them before the cold weather sets
in.
BLUEVALE.
one.—Robt, Watson has sold lot 16,
con. 10, township of Morris, 64 acres,
to John Donegan for the sum of
$3,200.
J.JHOMUTH :'.SON
STILL LEAD THE TRADE
MERCHANT TAILORING AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS.
In .4L'['8 we have the angst nobby to be found.
our stock is complete.
Men's Plough Boots, from $1.00 up.
Ladies' Fine Button Dongolas, tipped, from $1.00 up;
Boys' and Girls' School Shoes, from 6:Cts, up,
and all other goods in that line equally low.
OUR STOCK OW
BLYTH.
Mr. A. 1'Vettlaufer has rented his
tannery to Rainton .Bros. of Wing -
ham, for a , terns of years. They
expect to have it in fall running
order in a few clays and intend to
manufacture gloves, robes, etc.
This will be another industry added
to our thriving town.—Mr. Frank
Buggin left on Monday morning' for -_
Philadelphia., where he will resume
his studies in a dental college.---•
Arrangements are now being made
for a grand. eoncert in Industry Hall
on the second night of the Blyth
Pall Fair.
gultN.
Note a few of our prices:
VALISES AND TRUNKS
•
is full, and at prices whish must satisfy all.
'Boot and Shoe repairing done as usual.
Methodist church, Pordwicb, oa the lith
instant, :,y Rev. S. C. Edmunds, I�. D.,
Robert Marshall Mosgrove, of Howiok,
to Lottie Beswitherfek, of Fordwieb.
Bazrxow—FLruiNG--Un the 12th inst.,
at the Ontario St. Methodist parsonage,
by Rev. W. Smyth, Israel 'Phos. Britton
to Miss Margaret Fleming, both of
C ' on.
Kann—ln Morris, on September Gtat
l the residence of the bride's father byt. ,the
the wife of Mr. George Kerr; a son. Rev, James Hamilton, Mr. John Reid to
CAv z' tarI-In Brussels, on September
ith, the wife of Dr. M. Cavanagh; a
daughter.
JoaNRToN—in East Wawanosh, ou
September 5th, the wifta of Mr, Charles
Johnston; a daughter.
MoEvses—In Culross, ou Septetnher,
lst, the wife of Mr. Henry McEvers;
son.
KREAs1F.a—In Culross, on September
6th, the wife of Mr. Geo. Kraemer; a
daughter.
FIELI}-In Teeswater, on September
etb, the wife of Mr. J. W. Field; a
dal ghter.
.,;Wzanna—In Bast Wawanosh, on Sitp-
•tember 9t1a, the wife of Mr. Wm, Weber;
a son.
CLEGG Rusts -At the residence of Mr.
W. Purdy, the bride's brother-in-law, by
Rev. Dr. Gifford, on the 12th instant,
Francis Clegg.; of (-lomat( township, to
Elia* Rush, of Wingham.
STRONG-WARDELL-In Rowick at the
residence of the bride's parents, on
September 12„h, by Rev. J. Greene, Wm.
G. Strong to Miss Ella Warren.
MOSGROTE-BESw1TFIERICi{ - At
iss Emily Stapleton, both ofTurnberry
township.
„air"- DIF3Jt.
400kwarr.-In Morris, on Sept. 14,
'Isabella, wife of Isaac Jewett, aged
years, 9 months.
°1MC0ANN.--In Morris, on Sept, 13,
Richard £'fot)ann, aged 92 years.
Mr. Robert King is building a back i .. • .i..-_ --__- -
kitchen to his house.—Mr. Robert
Duncan is laid off with bronchitis at
present. --Some of our townspeople
viewed the eclipse of moon on Fri-
day night.—Mr. fr. and Mrs. A. Craig
spent Sunday in Walkertoii.----A
number of farmers are threshing just
now.—The August make of the
Bluevale cheese factory was sold last
week for 11c per lb., being the high-
est price paid in the Dominion for
August cheese. Bluevale also secured ,
the highest price for June cheese.— i "....'
Ir. John Patterson, of Conn, an oldJ NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Bluevaleite, succeeded hi getting first , - prize at the Industrial Exhibition for' Tim IsSTATE or JASn;S.7olINSTON, DECEASED.
June cheese.—Mr. Sam1. Scott shipped i Notice is hereby riven pursuant to Ravi ed Statutes
a car load of hogs on' Wednesday.— 1 of Ontario, Chap, 110, Sce. 30, that all nelsons fav
fug claims against the estate of Jamas Johhston'late
Mr. John Scott, of Listowel, was m -. the To nAhip t T b y, ' th County of
the
w o urn err ,n o
Wednesday.—Miss 1 Iitrron, Yeoman, deceased, who died on or about the
town on l6 ednesday ---Miss A Wyne lull a f
t ray o August, A. ]3„ `18fld, arc, before the 3rd
went to Brussels on Tuesday on a, ' day of October,1304 to deliver or serail by matt to
visit ---hit's Bailey is ill at present.— I the U tdarsftr d, Soli`cttor for John Jnliirston, the
pa tiara of stair
In Bluevale this ~vest: on business. -- i th t d h n a notlCu that
Atlss Mary Collie was visiting , R o ar es entitled
hartnr re and gni to he 1
— execs oro t o w II of the said deceased, at tVing-
hfr. C. W. Andrews, of London, was!, ,, ham,nt6 Ontario,
counts and full adrtIo liar a Aitch
cams against t a said estate A d tak
after a ate the sant Exe act wilt dtgtribut th
in
nam a Which notice shall have bean then k1t•cn.
it YANSTONE,
Solicitor for the said Executor.
MORRIS. i Dated this 7th day of September, A. D., 1391.
On Monday morning of last week, t -
during a heavy' rain storm, Allan.. WANTED SALESMEN to Ae1t a cheese
> and eomptete ltae
Spelt s barn, lot 14, 4th line, was et Nursery Stour or ietd Pbthtces, or both. I'er•
assents of the Aald leoeased amo t th p tl tttl l
tcreto
Kincardine this week. ,; y t I t R f
struck by lightning aIld soon redtie- manont and haying positionA to good mon. wa Hatt
hire von axctlksive to tt It h. Is will
rt cry vett +T1s
ed to a mass of smouldering ruins. pay You to write us for teri4e. hddress,
Alex. Stewart, who lives on the farm.' The hawks Nursery CO
was the first to discover the firerat Rochesieir, N: Y.
nothing could be saved. The bind-'
ing was 40x5: with stone stabling,
underneath. There was also a straw
house and shed 20x$2 attftehed.
Among the contents were six acres
of peas, barley, wheat, hay, binder,
mower, dril ',aw cutter, roller,
!grain eros r, plows, democrat,
threshing machine, &e. Some young
pigs were also burned. Mr, Spoir
holds an Insurance policy in the
Bowlek Mutual, but the amount we
diff not learn. .He fortunately has
another bairn on another part of his
farm, Flo that while his loss is heavy
he is better off than Mad he only had
STRAY- HEIR
STRAYE0 on
/tori. Il,. Ton•nshi;,
curlIna heiltr. Owns
identifying .it and K the
AND aka* LON
MISS MAUID LESLIE,
TEACHER of MUSIC,
Pupil of Madam Maoking, Detroit, is V'r 14,
prepared to receive pupils', teeing fully
competent to teach; advanced pupils, au
:11
owead atbhte` keEquries kindle
Raeidence--Edward Street, *Ingham.
rentiAls Of
WIC
one red iend white
secure the Mme ,by
charges.
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J. J. HOMUTH & SON,
WINGIIAM
n
OF ALL SHAMS, ---The
BUSINESS COLLEGE SHAM.
is the most to he desplle 1. Not every institution dubbedtlusincss College 1q worthy of your support. You
will in n11 likelihood take a business course but once, therefore, why not tolect a school 'that has- earned a
reputation for practical conscientious work. The
Forest City Business and Shorthand College of London, Ont.
Stands head and shoulders abOve the are rage Canadian School. Graduates everywhere successful. Cats,
logue free. Address Carefully,
.Lf. W. WESTFJV1ELT, Principal..
THE SHOE STSRE
NATE.. i'p .11"1... WE
Two doors north of Postoffice, next Halsted & Scott's Bank.
Cure $IC't HEADACHE and Neuralgia
in ao Mmurrs, also Coated Tongue, Dizri-
ness, Beionsness, Pain in the Side, Constipation
Tf vpid Liver, Bad Breath. To stay cured and i
reg,, me the bowels. VERY iSIOE 70 TAKE.
PRICE 25 CI-rivrc AT °RUG STORES. 1
ESTRAY HEWER.
Strayed on the premises of the undersigned, lots
Ie and 20, conreasion 6, Turnherry, one J year old
heifer. Owner can Aeeurn the same by identifying1t and paying the usual chargoi.
GEO. POCOCK, Jr.,
W.liteham P. 0
NEW MAN IN AN OLD° STAND.
Having purchased tete Y
NORTH END L1R1S',
and put in a number of flrst•olass
HORSES, AND RIGS,
I am in a position to give as good turn-
outs and satisfaction as can be got at y-
wbere.
Prices Moderate. The patronage of
the public is solioited.
Livery—Near the G. T. R. station.
S. A.1IfCLEAN.
Wiftgbam,July 24th,1891. '
It you want dour
SPRING ANR.IIIIMER
made itt the tateet style, go to
IRVIN
llYy
itpporite Bank a it%mutoltt
WiltGP
NEW FIRM,
NEW GOODS,
NEW PRICES
Our object for this season is
it make Customers, not
money.
We will look for our
profits later.
All shoes warrant.
ed as represented..
If ti Yl.l lilt fit.Itittttttrllllt1111111n11it r----flt•t"
We wish to establish an exclusive Shoe 13usinessiinnvWingllar.
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aro the best that the best factories can produce.
Our prices for this season will beovory low.
The styles are the: very latest,
We will prove to you that it will pay you to buy your Shoes at the Shoe
Store.
It is to our interest to please you.
GOOD BROTHERS
WINGHHAM and fSEA.EOR,TH, The New Shoe Mon.
HAriNESS AND DOLLAR
laving bought nut the Ambler Harness Busilief+s and shirts$ itt his old stand,
am prepared to furnish the pubiie with everything usually kept in a harness iflOp
shell as
HEAVY, LIGHT and TRACK HARNESS,
VETS, DUSTERS,
Wmrs, CURRY CCi4tns,
• , fl1 VS1IES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING -BAGS, &e,, &c.
M
I sn>akr all nay ovula Collars and guarantee satief+aetioft, .
Mos sae* trial rand I will use yeti tight.
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