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THE WIN GUAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 6 z 1895.
TUE NEW
DRESS COON.
1 —The Trues and Toronto Weekly Globe
will be out to new subscribers from now
till the 1st of januarY, 1506,. for 30 cents,
Strongest l lepartment in the house,
Stronger this season than ever. Wo
never stand still --always improving
and 'developing. The development
in our big Dress Goods stock will
please and surprise you.. First conte,
the exclusive foreign novelties, high
art and exclusive, no two patterns
alike. Need we mention that you
should get first pick of them.? The
prices are very reasonable, but come
fund see them and be your own
judge. We being a little enthusias-
tic on this point, might be tempted to
exaggerate a little, and we would
gather have your opinion than our
•own. It matters not, be it an ex-
pensive or cheap Dress you are in
search of, you can find it here, and
%a greater variety than anywhere
else in town, at
M. H. V e99 DDD'S.
-•-The junior footbal
came over on Saturda
the return match with
Neither side scored for
but our boys got down t
last half and scored
minutes,
A/11D11TIhNAL LOCALS.
—,11r John Gregory,
toba, brother of Mr
this town, has been
three months, sun
the bone in one of
month ago he wen
Brandon, where t
were taken out of h
continued to grow
was taken off, one
stood the operatio
strong enough to t
has been iniprovie
foot was amputate(; and his recovery is
confidently expect d. His many friends
in Wingham will be pleased to hear of
bis speedy recover
Wood Pacts 10c. eat, Derr 4 Conery.
—The nues and Toronto 7 (3ekly Globe
will be sent to new subscribers from now
till the lst of January, 1800, for 30 cents.
—The fall millinery penings commenced
in Toronto, on Tuesda , and several of our
town milliners aro in t , e city picking up
the latest styles.
—A. deputation fron Listowel, consist-
ing of Mayor Feath rstone, Councillors
McGillivray and Foer h and acting Clerk
Edgecumb, was in to •n on Saturday last,
endeavoring to lndu
Co., furniture man
their plant to List
they offered Me
building suitable o
and also other in
team. of Luoknow
last and played
e Wiugbani boys
he first half time,
work during the
straights in 15
Neepawa, Mani -
hos Gregory, of
11 for upwards of
ing from caries of
his feet. About a
to the hospital at
res pieces of bone
s foot, but he still
worse, and the foot
day hist week. He
bravely, not being
o chloroform. He
somewhat since the
—A valuable ballet
issued by the Provin
pertnrent, dealing wi
tario. It is the prod
Harrison, 13, S. AA., a
A., who deserve erodi
in which they have s
of instraetive and in
The bulletin is Mu
thirty plates, iilustra
which are really per
and artistic merit.
description of the
number of tersely -s
qualities, its botanica
—A meeting of
Turnberry Agrieult
at Korman's hotel,
The returns were
Government, as
Judges were app
classes, and in mo
principle will be
was appointed to
booths, lighting
show, fixing up gr
in dispute betw
town, as to the ri
license fees for in
go on to the agric
license fees to the
and the Preside
authorized to get 1
the Directors of the
ral Society was held
Friday evening last.
made to the Ontario
equired by statute.
inted for the different
t oases the ono -judge
opted. A committee
ook after the letting of
f hall on first night of
uncle, &o. The question
en the society and the
it of the latter to colleot
•rygo-rounds, &e., that
'tura' grounds and pay
society; was discussed,
t and Secretary were
gal advice on same..
1 has recently been
ial Agricultural De -
the grasses in On -
lot of Messrs. F. O.
d G, E. Day, B. S
for the lucid manner
breittod a great deal
resting information.
trated with nearly
ing different grasses
of in their clearness
Opposite eaob is a
'ass shown, ,vitli a
ted facts as to its
characteristics, the
soil best adapted to it, and poiuters as to
growing and cutting
description of the p
is valuable to the far
duction by Mr. James
the Agricultural Outa
the information that
one, which was borr
Fletcher, eutomologis
Experimental farms,.
by permission from p
of the department
Washington, D. 0., v
acknowledged. The
distributed among
province.
To the Editor of the IN
Dian Srn,—Havi
your town two or thr
cheese on the C. P.
several others, aleo
thought struck me:
Messrs. McTavish & i pet in your town f
lecturers, to remove rounded with ohees
el. We understand railway accomtnoda
s. McTavish & Co. a in the very heart of
a factory rent free,
cements.
Thain
g
—On Wednesd'y morning,while riding
)Tome for his bre kfast, Angus Kennedy
had the misfortuto get his foot pretty
badly bruised. H : was turning a corner
when the horse sh'ped and fell, falling
on Angus' foot, inj ring it considerably,
butbreaking no bo es. It will be some
time before he wi be able to resume
work.
-For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
:Remember the place, one door south of
R. A. Graham's grocery store.
—A meeting of th . shareholders of the
'Union Furniture Co pany was held on
Wednesday, when M Thos. Bell made an
offer to sell his factor to the Company, at
a valuation, and he w uld take a largo in-
terest in the Com any, if they would
build an addition to he factory and em-
ploy 100 hands. The meeting seemed
favorably disposed wards the offer, and
an adjournment wa made till the 16th in-
stant to consider tl a same.
had
TntFs,
occasion
to visit
e times lately shipping
, and meeting with
shipping cheese, the
Why is there no mar -
r cheese ? It is sur -
factories, has good
on and it is situated
large dairying dis
20
PRINGLE—In Tur
wife of Mr. John Pr
q%AlxrHs—In Turn
the wife of Mr. Tho
NY WELSH—In Low
30th, the wife of
daughter.° f'
MrronteL—In M
the wife of Mr Rioh
�VEBSTER—Tri L
2Sth, the wife of M
a son.
BARBER—In Wes
23rd ult., the wife o
a daughter.
NIOCASEx—In Cil
12th of August, th
M,oCasoy; a son.mita
it. There is a brief
es of grasses, which
er. A short intro -
Mills, president of
io College, conveys
1 the cuts, except
ed from Do James BAKINGp D
of filo Dominion
re electrotypes made
tes in the possession
CALL ON
. ell
f 9 ;
THE NEW DRUGGIST, FOR
PURE
DRUGS.
Try leis
of Agriculture at ONLY
ose courtesy is duly OEN ASS PER LB
ulletin will be wider .46l., L k� L.
the farmers of the 1
STOP A MINUTE
and read what is taking place at the
China House.
Marked reductions in a number
of lines of beauutiful
•CH99NA AND GLASSWARE
to make room for
tee.
berry, Sept. lst, the I H, F,
nglo; a daughter. el' 1
erry, on Aug. 80th,
. Aikins; a son. se
r Wingham, Aug.
r. David Welsh; a
rris, on Aug 22nd. 1
rd Mitchell; a son.
cknow, on August
Richard Webster;
Wawanosh, on the
Mr. Wel. Barber;
innati, Ohio, on the
wife of Mr. D. J.
DEAN—MooRE—At
on the 4th Septembe
Wood, Mr W Deau,
Maggie Moore, secon
Thos Moore, of Wing
IISD.
St Paul's church,
by the Rev L G
f Toronto, to Miss
daughter of Mr
am.%)
the residence of
inabam, on the 4th
Rev D Perrie, Mr
am, to Miss Maey,
r John Hanna. a•
the residence of
'en Sound, on Mon -
by the Revs Alfred
lote, D D, pastor of
hurch, Wingham, to
Owen Sound.
At Chesley, on
2nd, by the Rev D
assisted by Rev E
amuel H McKay,
to Miss Amelia
ghter of Robert
ley.
esjALLeie—Heeres.—
the stride's parents,
of September, by th
Robt Allan, of win
nldestdau;hter of I
MOTE—ScoTT—A1
Robt Aitken, Esq,
day, September 2nd
trict. There are thi •ty miles on every side Brown, Rev Henry
the Congregational
of your town, excep to the east, where Mrs Letitia Scott,
there are ten mile , full of cheese and ICKAY—LAMONT
butter factories. great many of the I Tuesday, Septembe
salesmen for these 1. stories have to .pass i Perris, of Wingham
A M K M
right through your •wn on their way to a enzle, r
g g Barrister, Walkerto
the Listowel market,
now got so thorough'
wieldly (being at lea
than any other dices
that it is almost imp
the business with a
Now, Mr. Editor, if y
and business men of
hold of this thing, I d
could not have a larg
Wingham every two
not be less than 40
cheese and butter fac
it, if it was held week
market on the same
Hoping you will take h
it to a successful iss
obedient servant,
and that market has
. congested and un -
t three times larger
market in Ontario)
ssible to get through
emi-monthly market.
u or the town fathers
ingham would take
not see why you
cheese market in
eeks. There would
nd probably more
ries contributing to
bout with Listowel
ay of `4the week.
f this and carry
y
, I remain, your
Bluevale, Aug. 31st, 1
o.
Jerre' BunoEss.
Lamont, eldest da
T�amont, Esq., of Oh
1� PATTI:RSON — MIL ,AR—At the resi-
deuce of the bri:de's arents, Luoknow,
on August 7th, by th Rev. T. B. Walwin,
B. A., Mr. James 'atterson, to Miss
Margaret L., younge-t daughter of Mr.
Geo. Millar. ee
DIE
KAY—At Listowe on the 31st of
August, Ann, wife of Mr Jas Kay, of
Ripley, aged 79 ye., s. Deceased was
aunt of Mrs Walter laylor, of Wingham:
to SEMPLE—In Bruc= Township, on Sept
1st, William Semple aged 87 years, 10
months and 20 da s. pert o
Deceased
father of Mrs Jos "anstone of Wing -
ham.
'
Leeolr—In Gorri , on August 26th,
Margaret Ann, wife of James Leech,
aged 67 years.
GRIMOLnnY—At ' alton, on August
28th, Mary Burto., wife of Reuben
Grimoldby, aged Si years and 9 months.
e,
It is the best,
Gbrdon's 01c1 Stand.
NEW GOODS
JOHN CALBRAlTH
Our Nall Stook of Dry Goods is now
Complete and will be found up to date.
It will pay you to buy here,
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPT.
58 in. Twced.,Suitings at 6oc, 750 and 81.
a yd., are special value, 58 inch Golf
()aping for 8125. Think of it,
OUR RIIThON DEPT,
expected to arrive in the near future. I Fancy Ribbons at 154 yd., worth from 25
In fact, some lines already passed 1 to 50 cts. We do the Ribbon Trade of
town. Think of it,
OUR STAPLE DEPT,
FRESiT GROCERIES 36 heels Grey Cotton a
into Stock,
t 5o yd. is speoial,
arriving daily, the quality and Some stores charge 7o for the sanse.
prices of 'which cannot fail to give quality. Think of it. White and Grey51
satisfaction. Try some of our dried Blankets only 65o pair, regular price ,
Think of it.
Apricots, Peaches and Pitted Silver
TEES TER.
A lodge of the Ii dependent Order
of Good Templar s wad organized
here on the .27 >. of August, by
W. F. Broekensh re, Grand Chief
Templar, of Wing am, with a good
charter list. Th officers for the
present term ar : Lodge Deputy,
W. R. Thompso ; P. C. T., L.
Hearts ; C. T., A G. Stewart ; V. T.,
Mrs. Orr ; R. S., /obt, James ; F. S.,
W. E. R. Orr ;
coin ; M., Rall
Braden ; S., Jas
A. K.. Birks. L
3rd Thursdays
Plums. We are sole agents for
S&LAD& TEA,
and have it in Black and Black and
Green mixed. Try one package
and we'll rest assured of the result.
Also, full lines of Japan and Hyson
Teas, which cannot fail to please.
All orders left to our care will re-
ceive our most careful and prompt
attention.
NORMAN A. FAR UHARSON,
China House, Wingham.
., Rev. Jas. Mal-
i Orr ; G., Lizzie
Irwin ; Chap., Rev.
dge meets 1st and
f each month.
RINGS
GOLI RINGS
OUR GENTS' FURNISHING DEPT,
Our Wool Underclothing is complete,
and at 50c, 75o, 31. and 31.25 cannot be
beat. Think of it.
OUR CLOTHING DEPT,
Men's Tweed Pants, bought to sell for
90e. Marked down to 85c. Think of 1t,
OUR GROCERY DEPT.
Our direct imported Japan Tea at 25o is
a dandy. Think of it.
JOU GALBRAITH,
Aug. 2S, 189.5. WINGHAM.
Motto ;—Good Goods at Honest Prices. '` ATTRAC�g o �' mm ��
AUCTION SALE —- MEAT
Should not only he agreeable to the taste anti smell,
—or-- but it should be nut so as to be attractive to the eye.
My meats will he found all that is desired in these
respects.
BEEF, FOR NEWTON
EWTON
always on hand.
IN 1NiOFwRIS TOWNSHIP. SAUSAGES, HEAD CHEESE
and everything in the butchering line, in season.'
m at will be delilvotl t sany ff tie town• and
J. G.ll.`IE1i.11D.
lvinghain, Aug, 2Sth,1805.
VALUABLE FA
The undersigned will eller for sale by auction at
SWARTS' HOTEL, WINGHAM,
1Werinesday, Sept. 25th, 1895,
AT 1 O'OLOCI: P. 31.,
I am the only Jeweler north of Lon-
don who can and does made rings on the
premises.
I make ansa finish all work in the best 1
possible manner. and guarantee satisfac- r
tion he every instance.
NE
John Ruettel
A good 100 acre farm, being south halves of Lots 23
and 24 in the 1st Concession of Morris. The farm
is well watered and well adapted for both grain and
•• razing. There are on the farm a good frame
dwelling house 20 x 28, a good cellar the whole size
of the house ; a wind bans: barn, 60 x 40, with good
stabling under, and shed at the end.
• MINS—The terms of sale aro i Ten per cent. of
the purchase money to be paid en the day of sale,
the balance when the deed is at, Possession to
be given on the ist of April, 1t38.
PETER DEANS, R. A. GRAHAM,
Proprietor.
}Gingham, Aug. 20th, 1805.
Where gold is found, I always return
the same gold, manufactured as per
order.
By leaving your order with me, you
can save from 25e to 32, according to
style, weight and quality of ring.
We also make to order Engraved Coin
Brooches, Bangle Pins, etc., etc., at
Moderate Prices.
Jewelery Repairing and En-
graving Neatly and Prompt-
ly Executed.
HALSEY PA K,
JEWELER.
Opposite Macdonald Block, Wingham,
Do you know a man in Canada that
repairs watches any better than Halsey
Park,Watcbmaker and Jeweler, Wingham?
SMOKERS
OUT THEY MUST GO
To meet the wishes of their customers
The Geo. E. Tuckett & Son Co., Ltd.,'
Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon the
market
A Combination Plug of
66
To Make Room for Now Goods.
I have a number of
WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN POLES,
BAMBOO EASELS,
• PICTURES, PICTURE
FRAMES, MIRRORS,
TABLE COVERS, &c.,
left from the old stook. All will be
sold at a bargain for Cash..
A complete stock of
1
FURNITURE
SMOKING TOOK
This supplies a long felt want, giving
the consumer one 20 cent plug, or a 10
cent piece or a 5 cent piece of the famous
"T $ " brand of pure Virginia
Tobacco.
The tin tag "T & B" is on every
niece.
t;
in�,�Ona : onal
UNDi AK NG
kept on hand.
Anyone wanting anything's' my line will
be convinced by getting my prices before
buying elsewhere. See -nay Fancy .Tables
ii2White Maple.
Remember the place—Opposite Mac-
donald Block.
Residence—Opposite Foundry.
GEO.IRELA7VD, .
Wingham.
lock, �4 s ingh
OiThQTiII1G-
We
` are determined to turn out First -Class Clothing, to do the best of work, give you a good fit, use nothing but tb.e best of Trimmings, as cheap
.nothing to equal it in the
o
as you can buyinferior made Clothing.Come and see our $16 Fine Black
Our 3.50 Black Worsted Pants,made u to order, are acknowledged the cheapest ever sold
Worsted Suite, made.up to order. There is
p
Dominion. � g � � which produces the best results to
Our Clothing is up to any City made Clothing in. the Dominion. We make Gentlemen's Clothing a study,
our Customers, All we ask is a trial, to judge for yourselves. Competition is the life of trade and the best man is sure to win. Na surrender is our
motto.
-- � ING we supply a long felt want in the Town of Wingham. W e keep nothing but the best and the nobbiest goods, and
In GENTS'FURNISHINGS p y
you can get from us the latest in. HATS, CAPS, NECKWEAR, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, in fact everything' a gentleman wants.° BIG MEN'S SHIRTS
we make a specialty and will always keep a full supply on hand.
In. READ-1VIADE CLOTHING we can do better for you than any other house. We get them specially made to our own order,and we examine
every Garment before it is put in stock, so that customers can always get a perfect Garment.
Our
Goods are arriving eversr day and we have the choicest stock in FRENCH,ENGLISH, SCOTCH and CANADIAN TWEEDS, FRENCH
and ENGLISH WORSTEDS, OVERCOATINGS, GENTS' FURNISHINGS and. READ`St•-1V[ADE CLOTHING ever imported, into the Town of
Wingham.
COME AND SEE US. NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
JOHN R• Gly � i'• + TT �U ''. SONS.
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