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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-11-30, Page 8to TUE .� `II\ M TIMES, NOVEMBER 30, 1S'.94. REALITY AGAINST SHA ! MoTNDOO. wJORD MAKING PRICE TIh,t'y the people. It will mystify tUte' titors, and make a new era in 't1*'r14( the goods you. used. It will tt'it•ty+ error values without. stint. 3`ia+l j'iip Largs, price in whit% our store ex - beet ; Its former grand bargain tt� ill Dress Goods, worth. 50c. for A° d'a'l Dress Trimmings, worth 20c Ie. 100 1 filo wet, l' • b:antle. U;l „tit, worth $2 50 for Hy/J 0 • Man :Mlorh, worth $150 for • i, worth 75o for 500. lworth $10 for $7. cued Mantles, worth 810 tel lc Suits, 812 for $8. iece Suits, 83.75 for 82 50. aches' Hose. 25o for 15o. Gloves, $1. for 50e. andkerohiefs, worth 10o for to all, Dash or credits, and Back whenever you think -,;,o pA�hav��ep7 it. at g) gnyegp �tEg M. 11 IVIGI191D®O'S■ Ui slwrenct ,nd "The. Advance." trate Titus. -In last issue of the Advance, oes out of his way to have 1 say in the discussion thathas or for some time between te" and the undersigned, and I thort space in your columns .. I ani sure "'Temperance" +gel to the Advance man for assistance 'and giving him a f character, though he does not his verticity. in regard to the f thinks I should have accepted +it without question. As to the 4nsistency, 1 feel that Dr. Mac- gnite justified in the remarks Mr. Gamow was a supporter f T 'merit, of Sir Oliver Mowat, ernment was pledged to pass • itory `legislation as the highest t realm would determine they ,o pass. While, on the other �pEing that Ur. Connolly had v v,self as stated by "Temperance," D July the pledge of an obscure in- against the pledge of a strong 'More than that, Sir Oliver i lYla Government had given !e to a deputation from a Tem- ventiiin held in Toronto num- (7ards of a thousand delegates is of. the Province, and the been eminently satisfactory to .tion and convention. That afte, temperance men were in to support the Government stand wonld do so,r were they 1Now, a ward ',or two as to the of • that the Advance man He gives what he claims was ly's answer to a question asked mperaneo'•irfkn of Wingham. not the exact answer given, 1 ;. but the Advance does not 33tv'bout the question asked Mr. 1 . prominent temperance man anosh, which was if he (Mr. tray a temperance man, and say t enswer carne quick and without that be was not. Dr. Macdon- ,t able to defend himself, and I 'r 1„,•er into itny discussion of the to against bim of voting against • `nt a plebiscite of the whole to pt to say that there is riot a th in the charge, and I call ,vance man to bring on his er branded as a bearer of false \inst his neighbor. If he dots ' a.rrig with the evidence to sub. c'I's statement, he will have to be '1lith "Temperance" hereafter. matters referred to in the Ad• ole have no local significance, so t take np your space in discussing Yours truly, TztETOTAr.EIt. •`'» A thence to do Good. can do good to humanity -to suffer. tie children ---if you like. Thousands plc have canned fruit this year .in wont and county. Now, if you • sur friends conld collect a hundred is cf fruit and send them to the Hospi- rr Sick Children, College Street, To - as,, you would confer a blessing on the `11.eLrt of frisk little ones oared for within ralle. Write the Secretary, Hospital Siok Children, College Street, Toronto, arremgemente will be made to have the roerght Into Toronto carriage free, the very best, tetra to do reports a them wife use fbr l5eiada h'e or t1'evriwi'�Crt The Montreal Witness. Ona of the sights of ,Montreal is a visit to the Witness ollicc, which, for internal elegance, convenience and completeness of equipment has few rivals anywlherc. One's attention is arrested on the sidewalk by seeing through a window a Chinaman patiently turning a crank with the air of one who has a contract for a century of faithful labor, and means to fulfill it. The Chinaman is made of wood and for steady, patient, endless toil commend us to a' wooden Chinaman. Making bold to. go in we And ourselves in an enviable public office with tiled floor, hot -house flowers and what not. Then we were piloted up a spiral stair, through the great editorial room, to the battery of liuotypes which are the marvel of the nineteenth century as Gutenberg's movable types were of the awakening life of the fifteenth. The great Ilea press of the Witness, wlucir prints almost any number of pages, from two to thirty-two, is the most complete machine anywhere. Close beside if you are shown on enquiry a patch on the hoop„ which marks the spot where exploded the famous bomb some months ago, which the Witness doubtless owed to its active and effective war against' gamblers and bunco steerers, a class which by exposure and clever caricature it has managed to drive from the city, nr at least to deprive of •the open tolerance and public freedom which they before enjoyed at the bands of sympathetic officials. The stand for law and order taken by the Witness lately re- sulted in an investigation of the police and detective system of Montreal, which has revealed the need of some revolutionary change. The paper is devoted to temper- ance and all good things. It claims to be independent in politics and bas certainly opposed with equal vigor the Conservative government at Ottawa and the Liberal Mercier' government . at Quebec. It is at all events a clean family paper, very care- fully edited and one of the prettiest in get up and typography that comes to our ofEce., Many a Young Man.' When from over -work, possibly assisted by an inherited weakness, the health fails and rot or medical treatment must be re. sort's: to, then no medicine can be employ- ed With the same beneficial results a% Scott's Emulsion. LONDESBORO. Amos Watson has engaged with Air. Arthur Jamieson for a year. - Albert Haggit has gone to Detroit to ti'y his luck there. -Mr. Sam. Wood. - man started on Monday to drive a load of the scholars to and from school.--1lr. Tewsley moved away from the village to -day. Thomas Miller will run the butcher shop in future. -Mr. Sam. Woodman has en- gaged Thomas Samson for a year. - Thomas Hanna, from near I-Iarlock, is learning blacksmithing at George Snell's.--The meeting of the Goocl Templar lodge on Tuesday night was fairly well attended, considering the stormy state of the weather. This lodge is carrying on a contest during this quarter and the pro grammes are good every night. It was decided to have a number of Demorest medal contests during th e winter, the,first to take place on the 20th December. -The Sons of Eng. land dinner and concert, on the 22nd inst., was abig success. About 250 partook of a splendid dinner, pre- pared in the Temperance hall, where a first-class programme was present- ed. The singing of Matt. Moody, of Blyth, was excellent, as was also that of R. Foster, of Clinton. Both of these gentlemen were frequently encored. The duet by Misses Brog- den rogden and Miss Whitely was good, Miss Woodman gave a well render- ed solo and Miss Crisp gave an organ solo in good style. Wm. Hancock, Esq., of Hamilton, S. G. P., and J. W. Carter, Esq., of Toronto, S. G. S., were present and gave suitable ad- dresses, both congratulating Lodge Londesboro on its great success. The chair was ably filled by Thos. Jack- son, Esq., of Clinton, District Deputy. At 10.30 a very pleasant eoening was brought to a close by singing "God save the Queen." Gross re- ceipts, $56.20. �' AIrs. James Potter, of East Warv- anosh, who has been undergoing mediealatreatment in London, has re- turned home greatly unproved in health. %Minnie, youngest daughter of .john Caynpbeli, who resides on the gravel road near Iielgrave, met with a, painful accident recently whereby hor leg was broken, The little girl was seated on the back of one of the horses riding to a watering place on the roadside, opposite her father's farms when. in poising a rig on the lrood f1be bona shied and tl ow her air` wtth the above result. MUSICAL EXCELLENCE, • ARTISTIC DESIGN. DURABLE CONSTRUCTION. Catalogue sent free on appli- cation. MORRIS - FOLD - ROGERS - CO. LI$TOWJ L. HALSEY PARK. Agent, WING I tM. In Exeter bread has been. reduced to four cents a loaf. Clara Ford, of Toronto, has con- fessed to the sh'ootiug of young West- wood, in that city, a few weeks ago. She says he insulted. Twelve headaches cured for 25c. Phenyo• Caffein does it. Your druggist recommends it. The electric light power house at Seaforth had a close call from fire the other day. Cause, combustible cot- ton waste. DORN. SCozm.- In Gorrie, nn the 16th inst., the wife of Mr. Benjamin Scott; a son. HAmmocn.-In Gorrie, on the 16th inst., the wife of Mr. Wm. Hammond ; a daughter. Dolo.-Ia Gorrie, on the 18th inst., the wife of Mr. Wm. Hammond ; a son. ''GARNEss. In Morris. on the 27th, inst., the wife of Mr. Wni. Garness ; a son., MARRIED. ARMSTRONG-TnosrsoN.-In Carrick on x'Jovember 14th, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. Stephen Young, of Clifford, Geo. B. Armstrong, of Culross, to Miss Elspeth, daughter of Mr. James Thompson. JosissTON-PERRINS-1n Exeter, on' November 21st, at the residence of the bride's parents, by Rev. George Jackson, Mr. Albert Johnston, of Luoknow, to Miss Honor, daughter of Mr. Charles Perkins. HARLAND-READ. -It Clinton, at the residence of the bride's mother, on Nov. 22nd, by Rev. Mr. .Deibl, Mr. Will J. Harland to Hattie M., daughter, of the late Russell Read, all of Clinton. DIED. ''LouTTrT-In Cu lross, on November 27th, John Louttit,. aged 66 years, 1 month and 8 days. e you are at the right place before you buy your Xmas G cls. You will be if you go to M. PATTERSON'S For he leads in the nobbled and newest lines of Xmas. Presents. Opposite Bank of Hamilton, WINGIXAM. ©o li ROM COUNTY CO CIL e Council for the C. +oration of the Coun.v of Huron wil • eet in the Court House, the Tow of Goderioh, on Thursday, • th day of December, ock p. m. -, LANE. Clerk. POWDERS dere SICK HiltAbAOHiltHEADACHE and Newel is la1 5r0 MINutita also Coated Toe Dieu+ nest, Biliouttaett, {'ato to the ntine Side, Constipation Tatpid Liver Bid Iiueath. To may anted gaud rootlets tilt Wive%t. YIMY' Meta TO TAKE. PIMICdf *0 (iwta AT DRU r1TOPritio ilrj PRACTICE AGAINST THEORY Read the Plain Truths in this Advertisement about our Low Prices.. 0 MITT IT CSZ S ..�.., Have BS,000 worth of G ood.t.4 which rust be dis- posed of in the next three months, ----CONSISTING OF CLOTHS FOR SUITINGS AND OVERCOATINGS, GENT'S FUR- NISHINGS AND UNDERWEAR, VALISES AND TRUNKS, and the Largest and ]fest selected Stock of BOOTS and SHOES in town. And in order to move them:quick, we have marked them right down to hard time prices. Profits will be en- tirely ignored, the goods being bought for cash, and being under no expense for rents or hired help, we have taken tins method of sharing the hard times with our numerous customers. Next Saturday there will be a drop in prices of all classes of Goods in this establishment, hitherto unknown' in Wingham or elsewhere, and we guarantee that our prices will be such as will satisfy the closest cash pure users. Note a few of the same : Men's ltnee Boots,whole stook,grain leather,regular $8.50 now $2,00. A Good Long Boot " $2 75 " $2.85. Boys' Long Boots, whole stook,grain leather " $2.25 " $L84. Men's Fine Bala and Congress " $1.25 " $1.15. <, " " $1.55 " $1.85. ,< „ " $2.00 " $1.65, Men's Long Boots,side seam,whole stock,regular $3.00 naw $2.45 Men's Long Boots " $1.75 't 81.29 i3oys' Good Long Boots, grain leather " $1.00 " $1..35 Men's Bine Baas and Congress " $1.50 " $1.25 <, „ '. $2.25 " $1.9U Ladies' Dongola bals or button,tiped or plain " $1.75 " $1.25 A Large Stock of Youths', Boys' and Children's Low Boots at Cost. At these prices it must be distinctly} understood it is for Cash and Cash only, Ca"Bootslaud-Shoes repaired in the neatest and most substantial manner at the most reasonable prices. J. •J. HOMUTH & SON, Wingham, Oct. 30th, 139.1. "WINGHAM. WHY •NOT • ‚-'.4 7 THE CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE, CHATHAM, ONT., Immeasurably excels its (contemporaries in thorough work, and finding choice positions for its students. FIVE STUDENTS PLACED IN TWO WEEKS: W. %V, rsas, Stenographot, with Fowler & Schwine, Canal Sc, New Yok. Dsr.ssar rytobe, Bookkeeper, with weeks Druir Co., Jackson, ialit•h. BCCMAN E sltI r, Stenoeraper, in linilway office, New York. Wit. [hunt, Bockkecper,SiinmonsitardwareCo., St. Louis, Mo. M MOBRAA'ss, Stenographer, Christian Men's Union New Yo k. Lvely one of these started at wages ',alining from $10 to $12 per week. IT PAYS .TO ATTEND THE BEST. For Catalogue address? • D. MCLACHLAN, Chatham. MISS C. L. McKENZiE, A. T. C. M. Teacher of VIOLIN, ELOCUTION AND PHYSICAL CULTURE. k'or full particulars, apply at the resi- dence of Mn. Gro. MoKENzit, Wing - ham. • MSS I10RMA DJ1SLEY Pupil of SIGNOR DINELLI, of the Toronto Conservatory of Music is prepared to reoeive pupils in INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC. For terms apply at Dinsley House. HEflE W3 AR AAIN! with snap shot bargains to suit ths times. WATC H ES, Elgin, Waltham, Rockford, Columbus, warranted for four years, NI0I $6_7'5_ WALNUT CLOCKS, From $2.50 up. We have the l rgest and most eonnxrpleeto stkok of suitable for wedding and birthday presents, in the county. E' 'ESIGAT BESTED E'REE. a""tatelies, Clocks and Jewelry repaired at lowest rate% and fully guaranteed, by A MUNEIIIKW, The Optiol fol. W1nnbfa , Nov.15thy 1894.. DIAMOIVD TEA CO. -w-1 -G- M TEA IN PERFECTIONJ ( 1 Cr • a :-tom:,;= ' from the Tea Plant to the Tea `Cup, in its Native Parity, un - tampered with, sup- plied to the public at strictly Wholesale Prices ; all modles profits saved. E 9 • Famous Selections of the pure Tea of INDIA, CEYLON, CHINA ARD EIAPAN'r, are guaranteed to be of the highest quality. All who appreciate a cup ' of really fine Tea, possessing pungency, briskness and flavor, are invited to call or write for samples and contrast With other Tea. The prices range from. 20e. upwards. THE SHOE STORE y, G' Two doors north of Postoflice, next Halsted .& Scott's Bank. i�TEW FIRM, NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES Our object for this season is We make Customers, not money. to will look for our profits later, All Shoes warrant- ed as represented. 1ruin<uuitir.ti. iuutiuf�tieuttnufunai'iY'n'�u We wish to establish an exclusive Shoe Business in Wingham. 41(:)��;..,� are the best that the best factories can produce. Our prices for this season will be very low. Tllo stylesl'n the very latest. We �c'iil prove tit you that it will pay you to buy your Shoes at the Shoe Store. It is to our intoes to please you. GOO W SROT1e ENRewVS h oe mil. """ IN (1 Al semi 8.EtdFORTII.