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M4.NTLES, CAPES, SUITS, EX-
OLUSIVE NOVELTIES. b1X-
T.ii,:31ORDINARY 4r 4I UFS
M. a MoIudoa's great Cloak and
>ilress Goods Department invites you to
the greatest allowing and greatest selling
of the season with niore novelties of note
—more entirely esoIusiva effects anti
betters values—and larger stock than any
other store in Winghaan. There are
many reasons why the correct buyers
come here for their Mantles and Dress
Goods, Ordinary Cloaks -Phe Dotuestie
designs never enter here—Our Goods are
all fresh from foreign fashion centras
and oost no more than ordinary goods.
OVERCOATS.
As Overvoat time approaches, it will
be important for you to know that the
largest stock of Men's and Boys' Over,
coats of any town is right here at M.
IL Mclnd:ao's: The very finest and
highe=st class of Ready.to-wear Over-
coats, Coats so stylish—Sa Good --So
perfect —'Chat it seems folly --pure and
. simple, to pay muoh tnoro for ordered
Coats. See our great nine dollar (:9.00)
Ulster.
FUR, COATS AND C .PIIS.
Ladies and Gents Fur Coats in
great variety. It is to your interest to
See l-,ese goods, as M. H. Molndoo is
now undisputable the largest Fur deal•
er in Wingham.
M. {. Ma iR1 'S
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MORRIS.
Mr. Wm. Geddes had a couple of
loaves of bread and a jar of preserves
stolen from his cellar, one night this
week, it is supposed by a train wbo
was seen in the neighborhood.—Mr.
A. Russell,. who has taught during
the last six months in S. S. No. 5,
]las secured the school for 18115.
sidewalks, $3,14 ; R, Graham., meal ;
to tramp, 26e ; IXy. Willits, gravel,
$1.871. On motion by Thos. Hemp-
hill, seconded by Wm. Wilson, the'
Olerk was instructed to have 500 tax
receipts printed by D. Saunders. On
motion by Thos. Hemphill, ,seconded
by Wm. Wilton, the Treasurer was
granted au allowance for stationary,
tie. On motion of Win. Wilson,
seconded Thos. Hemphill, the council
adjourned to meet on the third Tues-
day of November, or at the eali of
the Reeve, J. Cowax, Clore:,
BLUEVALE.
Mr..Charles Walmsley was buried
on Tuesday afternoon, in the Blue-
vale
luevale burying ground. Mr. Walms-
ley was born in Ireland, and about
thirty years ago carne to Biuevale.
He lived for a good many years in
a, house on the lot where the new
Methodist church now stands. About
six or seven years ago he went to live
with his son in Ripley and had
reached the remarkable age of one
hundred and two years when he
died. ----Mrs. Robert Maxwell returned
home last week, after a visit to her
son, Mr. John Maxwell, of Brandon,
Manitoba. --Miss Eliza Messer is
visiting her brother, Mr. J. J.
Messer, of' Hamilton.
CLINTON.
The " Model Foot -bait Club" won
its first intiteh last Thursday evening,
when it defeated the Collegiate team
of.the town. The ball was kicked
off from centro and in a short
time the Collegiate team by the
good playing of J. Clegg, had
a goal to their credit, 'With this the
Modelites wakened up and went in
for work. Many were the shots
rained upon the Collegiate goal, un-
til at last C. McKinnon, by a neat
shot, evened np the score. The
score was now 1 to 1. Soon half-
time was called. After half time,
the ball travelled around consider-
ably until at Inst, by a neat pass,
the modelites again scored. The
Collegiate boys now worked with
all the foot -ball strength they had
Left, but it was of no avail. Again,
by the skilled playing of C. McKin-
non, the ball was played in front of
their goal, when their own back put
it through. The score now stood 31
to 1 in favor of the Modelites. They
played for about five minutes longer,
when time was called and the model -
'tea were in it. The teams were as
follows :
COLLEGIATE.
Coombe, goal
Ross,
MeMordie,
Morrow,
Hartley, half backs Weir,
Curtis, Mahood,
Clegg, Morrison,
Munn, Thomson,
Tnotnson, forwards Brownlee,
Baird, McKinnon,
2(1eLood, Braden.
The teams are more evenly match-
ed than the score would indicate.—
The Brumfield cricket club drove
over to have a friendly game last
Saturday, but were sadly out of it,
and went home hardly as joyous as
they came. At the end of the
snatch the score stood 20 to 3 in
favor of the home team.
W. O. Dairymen's Association.
, r
EXECUTIVE ECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEET TO COM-
PLETE ARRANGEMENTS FOR
TUE STRATFORD CONVENTION
ON JAN. 15, 16 txr 17.
The executive committee of the
Dairymen's Association of Western
Ontario met on Saturday afternoon
last in the secretary's office, London
bricks
MODEL.
McIntosh,
Powell,
Kirton,
Mitchell,
WRONETER.
The Commercial Hotel is to have
a new landloard. It has been bought
by Mr. floss, of Atwood.—Mr. J.
Howie shipped a carload of horses
to Scotland, on Saturday last.—A. G.
p''ortune,V. S., and Mr. Wm, Torrance
of Milverton, spent Sunday in the
'village,—The Presbyterian chttreh is
`Undergoing repairs. Mr. Ainley, of
Brussels, is at present putting in a
21ew ceiling. ---Mr. George Gibson,
wito has been living for some years
in Michigan, has returned to Wrox-
eter.—Mr. 3,Moffitt, of Owen Sound,
who has been spending a few days
with his brother here, has gonehomo.
—Mr. b . Hemphill has commenced
work at his now dwelling -house on
Mill Street. The Reit R. S. G.
Anderson, of St. Helens,has accepted
the call of the Presbyterian church
of this place. The decision was
made at the Presbytery meeting in,
Wingham, on Tuesday, the 23rd
net.
The Connell islet on Tuesday even-
ing, lgth
ven-ing,1tlth October. Members present:
Messrs T, B. Sanders, 1,11n. Wilson
and Thos. Hemphill. Minutesof last
meeting were read and confirmed.
*The following accounts were passed
and debentures ordered for theme,
Tic when Playford, work on
•
TIMES, OCTOBER 26, 1894.
MUSICAL EXCELLENCE,
ARTISTIC DESIGN.
DURABLE CONSTRtUCTION. 1
Catalogue sent free on appli- t
Cation.
MORRIS' FOLD - RRGERS - CO. Bteil's
L1l.STOWISL.
HALSEY PARK. Agent, WxxonA I,
STILL LEAD THE TRA
;E
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ERC A T TAILORING AND CENTS' FUNNING
In EE. 4 T s we have the most nobby to be found,
our stock is complete. Note a few of our prices
Plough Boots, from $1.00 up.
Ladies' Fine Button Dongolas, tipped, from $1.00 up.
Boys' and Gills' School Shoes, from Ofiets, up,
and all other goods in that lino equally low.
nieu and others desiring assistance
at meetings should communicate OUR STOCK OF
with the secretary at once and
endeavor to have meetings arranged
for at an early date,
Mr. ilillar will have charge of the
milk testing department at the dairy
school at Guelph, daring February
and March.
LOND.ESBORO.
•
J. D. Andrews, of Hamilton; 0.
C, T., and F. S. Spence, of Toronto,
G. S., were hero last :weds attending
the greeting of District Lodge No. 24,
I. 0. G. T,_Owiw, to the wet
weather and a die social being hold
at the residence of Mrs. Mogridge, the
I. 0. 0. T. lodge was poorly attended
on Tuesday evening. Nest meeting
will be the election of officers. A
good turn out of members is request-
ed.—Mr, 13ell hats had the Commercial
Hotel newly shingled. Mr. Whitely
did the work, using British Colum-
bia shingles.—Miss Gerrie Young,
of Clinton, is visiting at Dr. Young's.
Miss Jennie McKenzie returned last
week from Owen Sonnd, afters long
visit. She says she had a good time.
--The Sons of England are going to
have a. dinner and entertainment -on
Thanksgiving afternoon and evening.
They have invited the Supreme ,
Grand Secretary, John W. Carter, of
Toronto, to be present. The com-
mittee will spare no pains to make
this a big success.—Dr. Agnew, from
pear Bclgrave, was in the vilIa.ge last
week. --On Wednesday of last week
Mr. Thomas Hazzeiwood, of Hu'llett,
was married to Miss Martha A.
Hughes, also of Hallett. r1'he cere-
mony was performed by the Rev.
W. Smyth, in Clinton. We extend
our congratulations.—Threshing is
nearly finished in this vicinity.
Mann:LD.
AttresTamo — CaAwroav -- At the
Manse, Wingha,;n, on Wednesday. Oct.
24th., by the Rev. D. Porrie, l%ir. William
There were present : President Armstrong, of Kinloss, to Miss Rebecca
Pattullo, Woodstock ; Hon. T.
Ballantyne, Stratford ; Mr. A. P. LADIES
MaeLaren, Stratford, and Messrs.
John Geary and John S. Pearce,
Loudon. •
Arrangements aver° completed in
connection with the annual conven-
tion at Stratford on ,i'anuaiy 15, 16
and 17. The following „ entlelnee
are expected to give addresses at
the convention ; Hon. ,John Dryden,
Minister of Agriculture ; Hon. Thos.
Ballantyne, Mr. John Gould, Ohio;
Mr. C. IL Everett, president of the
Winconsiu Dairymen's Association ;
Mr. F. M. Davis, Potsdarn, N. Y. ;
Prof. Robertson, Dominion dairy
commissioner ; Prof. Fi°tetter, Ex-
perimental 1'arlli, Ottawa ; Prof.
Dean, and Messrs. A. T. Bell and
Wm. Rennie, Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph, and other practical
dairymen, Invitations will also be
extended to the officers of the various
dairymen's.assoeiation in Ontario and
Qaebeo, and to other prominent men
conneeted with the dairy industry.
A eominunication was read from
Mr. F. W. Hodson, superintendent
of Farmers' Institutes in Ontario,
asking that the association nominate
• several suitable men to assist hi
institute work in the earning winter,
A eommitte was appointed to +confer
with Mr. Hodson in this ]natter.
Mr. T. B. Millar, the competent
Inspeetor for the association, was re-
engaged for the season of 18051
duties to begin on April 1. His
services will also be continued till
the end of the present year to assist]
thesecreta: in attending and ad-
dressing local dairy meetings. Efforts
will be made to ha'e its many of
these local meeting take place before
the new year Sas possible. Factory -
AND GE ' ,LEN
N
Rend 0 cents in stamps, or 10 cent. silver, and wo
will send you by rather, anti he
PERFECT LE T WRITER
A neat little Book, bei _ +erfect Guido in the art
of Lelttt Writing.. contains hitters of Lore,
friendship and 1tusinces, etc., with valuable instruc-
tions and advice L'i•ery young roan and wawa)
should bare this Books Address,
NOVELTY PT7 ELISH.ERS,
Ingetsoll, Ont.
NOTICE.
VALISES AND TRUNKS
is full, and at prices which must satisfy all.
"Boot and Shoe repairing done as usual.
.J. J. HOMUTH 84 SON,
WING HAM.
Crjwford, of Oil Springs, Lawbton Co.
'4 ANDI.us(aN—RA1—•At the residence of
the bride's parents, on Oct. 17th, by the
Rev. Mr. Miller, of Brussels, Mr. James
C. Anderson, of Turnberry, to Miss
Graoe Pnrgison Ray. eldest ilaoghter of
Mr. Robert Ray, of Grey. e
DI>nv.
V' s'roNR—In Wingham, on St:nday,
the 21st of October, Wm. S. Vanstone,
aped 32 years and 10 months. v;
`TRAY REEF
Came ou t.7ulyo th,elopret 11mis
the first r f
red and white two ye
bare sato by prowl
and taking iter awa.
of ; to undersigned about
m ossion IL, Tutriherly, a
d heifer, The owner eau
property, paying. expenses
G. B. SCOTT,
UL,,nannau P. 0.
04.
Tnrnberry, Oct. 22nd, 18
W ANTED,
__L)o.tt ane Trnv• ing S;downier,
T 7 I' (i tP, to handle ou • Iardv Canadine
Grown .Nursery stock. We gone tae satisfaction to
rcpresmttatit•or. and Costo for. Our Nurseries art
the lava est in rho Dorn for -ores 700 acres, NG
substitution in order xelusive territory and
liberal terms to wino) ,, part time agents. Write
STo.'E 4 WELLINGTON,
(Bead Ogler.,. Tuaontn, net,
:Che only Nursery' ioCaratt:t.tiAIOter n :orchards,
1 MISS G. 1.McKENZIE, A. T.M.
Teacher of
VIOLLIN, ELOCUTION AN
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
1t'or full particulars, apply at the resi-
dence of Mi . Gro. i io1 aNzIE, W ing-
han1.
Notice is hereby given, th t a court
will be held pursuant to ' e Ontario
Voters' List Act, 3880, b is Honor the
Judge of the County C. , rtof the County
of Huron, at the' ow. Hall, Wingham,
on the 6th of N. e er, 1894, at nine
o'olock in the . moon, to hear and
determine th :ever'al complaints of
errors and oto slobs in the voters' list
of the muni,:ipality of the Town of
Wingham for 1801.
Ali persons having buslnase at the
court are required to. attend at the said
time and place. 3, B. P'r.auusorr, Clerk.
Dated at Winghatu, this 22nd day of
October, 1804.
CUUR l 0f- ..R 1f ISION,.....
Notiee is hereby given that Court
Will be held pursuant to t Ontario
Voters' List Ant, 1880. by Ilonor,the
Judge of the Gaunt Oou : of the County
of Huron, at I3>r AV , ou
Virednesday, o' . mbar '7tlt, 1884,
at 10 o'clock a. a, to hear and determine
the several c • plaints of errors and
omissions in the Voters List of tbs
Municipality of Fast WatvanonIt for 1.894,
All persons having buoinesr; at the Court
Bre requested to attend at the said time
and place.
Cl
Fr FV.[trJ.rlEiF J J'L,
erk of Eat 14LJswanosh.
teat Witt/ stroth, uot, 22nd,11304,
MSS NORMA aI SLEY
Pupil of
SIGNOR DINELLI,
of the Toronto Conservatory of Music is
prepared to receive pupils' in
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
For terms ripply at Diusley House.
MISS MAUD LESLIE,
TEACHER of 1Y1 U SIC
1
Is prepared to receive pupils, being fully
competent to teach advanced pupils, as
well es beginners. Will also prepare
pupils for Conservatory of .Music and
graduating. Enquiries kindly allowed at
Ross' bookstore.
Residence --Edward Street, Wingham.
IRS. LESLIE.
DRESS AND ivtANTLE CUTTING.
AND PIT'T'ING
Den Is 'teas warn %VIM.
HATS AND BONSETS
Iteinodtellest alltdl Trililniirossted.
Patterns of all kinds out on the
shortest notice.
itesidente - Edward street, opposite Baptist
eland; Winghant.
OR, McLELLAN, LONDON, ONT.
't34 Dundee Street,
Ii '% E stmt EAR St1tG1EOI '+
Gradu,,tn of the slew Perk tyo and i:ar hospital.
1850. post GraduatclInnrse oh the Syn. For, Nese
acrd Throat at the Now 'fork Moet Graduate Medical
School end I1bsptta1.1502. );yes Tasted, Ulatete
Applied. fine steak of Spectacles, Lenses and
aurtifiuiat E$ ss, Will be at the
Dr. McLellan is in New York this
month attending .a epeeist rouree on eye,
enr,tiese and throat, end wilt return on
October 27th and make his menthy visit
to lattenbury ilouse.Olinton,on Friday,
November 20d,
� to Nell it tir46te(i
WANTED ALES EN rind rbmpae'ta 11,10
of awry Stock or Seed et►rbcs, er both. Per.
'nomad and mine pdsittens to stood men, We oras
Aft* you exrlluaive territory, if you Yri,h. It will
pay yeti to *rite int for terms, AddreN*,
he Hawks Nursery toReobeete}
OF ALL SHAMS, ---The
US ESS °OOLLEGE SHAM
is the mo't to ho despi.od. Not every Institution dubbed Business College is worthy of your support. You
will in ell nikclihond take a business course but once, therefore, why not select a school that has earned a
reputation sur practical conscientious stork, The
Forest City Business and Shorthand Collage of London, . Ont.
Stands head and shoulders above the average Chnadian School. Graduates everywhere sncesssful. Cata-
logue free. Address carefully,
• ;F. W. tWESTE1 VELT, limrimellbal.
S H E SHOE ST
Two doors north of Postoftice, ne Nt. Halsted & Scott's Bank.
NEW FIRM,
NEW GOODS,
NEW PRICES
Our object for this season
vi make Customers, not is
money.
die will look for our
profits later,
All shoes warrant
act as represented.
We wish t
are
Our prices for
The styles aver
We will prove to y
Store.
It is to our interest
WI GRAM and
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,rhfGtLut yi,,,,,�gt,,,r,untut i,U}u,i»
establish an exclusive Shoe Business in Winghtnn,
e best that the best factories can produce.
this season will be very low.
the very latest.
it that it will pay you to buy your Shoes at the Shoe
o please you,
GOOD BROTHERS,
The New Shoe Mon,
EAPORTIL
Having bought
sin prepared to fut
etieh as
IIR,t(s:"VY, LIGHT
NETS,
SS
AND GOLL ._ t
t the Ambler i1arneso Business and started hi his old stand,
the public with everything ueaally kept in a harem* shop
id TRACK IIA1tNESS,
STBRS,
IPS, CURRY COMES,
BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRTTh lS, V'AL'ISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS, &tc., &e.
11 lay own Collars and guarantees eatlataetiorr.
ill nes yen right.
Winghtatt 1,
VOL. XX:
The Bata has bee
tor a Big Vali 'J,'ra l(
.a large and well-sele
every lino, all bough
Pearkets and marked
.of profit, Goods we
this season, which 3
.calling and getting
need, lois it he what
Flannels, Ubdcrwet
Ready -Made Clothin
Groceries. And in (
yon and make a 11 go
will give to all (lash
.Ceuta or 10 MIL cz ar
system, on ail porch
cents, (with one exce
Remember our go
as any in the trade,
-undersold. We stilt
the best Tea in Win
for one dollar, 6 lbs.
cents.
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store iu Tamlyn
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to, day or nigh
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