The Wingham Times, 1895-10-11, Page 8M1 H. McINDOO.
WE ARE ENTHUSIASTICwvq„
About our WI lines of Mantles, Capes,
Wraps, Fur Coats and Capes now an
extdbition. When you see it we be-
lieve you will, understand why we
are so. This is going to be a great
fall season for us, because we have
prepared for it in
ARTINTIO, NOVEL, ORIGINAL
AND PRETTY DESIGN%
Our high grade goods are more
worthy than ever •of your best atten-
tion. Out low and medium, priced
garments are particularly good
value,
We Can Suit alt TasteswitA,
Our Mantle Stock affords you an
opportunity of proeuring a Mantle
at the following prices. We have a
number of Mantles over from last
year, which we will clear out at the
following prices:
No. 1 Mantles from $ 5 to $ 8 all for 02.50
8 to 12 'f 4.00
" 4 12 to 15 4‘ 6.00
This is no talk, but broad, plain
'acts, Drop in and see if we are
right.
Dress Goods Stock has such a fresh,
clean, up-to-date snap about it that those
desiring STrms, QUALITY and VALUE can
make no mistake at
Town Council.
The Town Council met in regular sessionl
on Monday evening last. Present -Mayor
Broekenshire, Reeve Sperling, Deputy.
Reeve Holmes and Councillors Messrs. Mc.
KinJa Golley, Dore, Neelands, Gordon,
Hanna, Dawson, Herdsman, Ei1I, and
Wilson. The minutes of last regular and
special meetings were read and confirmed.
A communication was read from A.
Williamson, Clerk of Kincardine, stating
that, the Town of Kincardine had petition..
ed the Postmaster -General asking for an
open mail on the 11.20 train going south
and the 10.07 p. in. train going north, and
asking Wingham Corporation to co-operate.
Moved by D. M. Gordon, seconded by J.
Neelands, that this Council co-operate with
the town of Kincardine in the matter of
increased mail service -Carried. A com-
munication was read from Miss M. Hough-
ton, staling that the concert held by her
on the 26th nit. had not been a financial
success, and as she intended holding
another entertainment on the 22nd hist ,
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Tremendous
xeitement!
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JOHN RUETTEL & SONS,
-THE NEW -
PALACE CLOTHING I -10118E3
In the Macdonald Block, have the finest stock of
FRENCH and ENGLISH WORSTEDS,
FRENCH, SCOTCH, ENGLISH, IRISH,
and CANADIAN TWEEDS and OVERCOATINCS
All the very best goods ever imported into \/
We areldetermineti to do a first-class T °ring Trade
only. All we ask is to give us a trial, id if a first-class
fit and a garment made up in artistic yle will please you,
we guarantee that we will give y i entire satisfaction.
Most Tailors can make a sui b t to build a garment
suitable to the build of the rer, is an art that few
make a study, and fewer still practice, but John Ruettel
Sons will prove to -you that Wingham shall be noted
or its First -Class Tailoring Establishment, as well as
Toronto or any other city in the Dominion. Our motto
is : Cheap for Cash, the Best Goods at the lowest pos-
sible price.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In our Ready -Made Clothing Department we excel anyone in the
Trade. We get our Garments made to our own order, and as every
garment is inspected as it comes in, yon may rely on getting the
best value for your money.
Have you seen our $6 HEAVY ULSTER OVERCOATS, the
best value to -day in the Dominion ? Our READY-MADE SUITS
for $5. They were never sold for such a price before. We do not
sell shoddy, but first-elass goods, and you will always save money
by buying your Clothing from JOHN RUETTEL & SONS.
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
We select with the greatest care and keep nothing but the
nobbiest and best goods. Gentlemen can always rely on getting the
best goodsm
from us and just what will suit the.
Come and see our HATS, FUR GAPS, CLOTH CAPS, FUR
OVERCOATS, WATERPROOF COATS in MELISSA and TWEED.
No goods will leave our establishment unless you are perfectly
satisfied. Come and see us. No trouble to show goods.
JOHN RUETTEL #1,- SONS,
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
'il/evillAbribeilWIrvotriVeriNiviltrRVed.W4WOAS,Ww~A
she asked that the hall be given her at half 1 drain on Josephine street be continued
price for such concert. Moved by a-. Nee- northward as far as it may be necessary to
lands, seconded by 1, M. Gordon, that the go, as a sewer, to improve the sanitary
request of Miss Hooghtou, for the use of condition of the town. Moved by W.
the town hall for 05, be granted, on account Holmes, seconded by It. Hill, that the
of her previous concert not being a Arian- communication from the Board of Health
cial success. The Mayor declared the be referred to the Street Committee to
motion oat of order. Moved by B., Hill, report at next regular meeting of the
seconded by .f. Wilson, that the request of Council -Carried. The Finance Committee
Miss Houghton be laid over till next meet-
ing of the Council -Carried. A conmonni.
cation was read from Mr. W. J. Chapman,
offering 075 for the gravel pit lot adjoining
his tannery, owned by the town, allowing
the town Ave years in which to move the
gravel. Moved by D. M. Gordon, seconded
by T. Gpney, that the request of Mr.
Chapala:3 to purchase lot, be referred to
the Property Committee - Carried, A
communication was read from Mr. Thos,
Bell, asking for exemption from taxation
on his furniture factory and premises for
ten years, commencing with 1890. A cern.,
munication was read from Messrs. zero -
lavish Co., asking for exemption frorn
taxes on their factory for 1895, and also, if
in the power of the Council, that their
taxes of 1894 be refunded. Moved by it
.#$ C. Sperling, seconded by ,T,Golley, that
the tommunications from Mr. Thos. 13e11
and Messrs. McTavish & Co., in reference
to tax exemptions, be referred to a special
committee, consisting of Mayor Bracken -
Aire, Deputy -Reeve Holmes and Council-
lor 14ordon-Carried. A communication ;
was read from Mr. E. D. Dickinson,
Solicitor, in reference to the loan to the
ThionVarniture Company, Moved by J.
Ranna, seconded by IL Herdsman, that
the taxes of the Standard Furniture Com -
patty be refunded for this year. -Referred
to the special committee on exemptions.
Mr. D. IL Gordon addressed the Commit,
stating that a gentleman had called on him
to enquire if the Council would grant ex-
emption to any industry employing
/limbo? of bands. The Mayor and other'
members of the Coancil, said they would
favorably consider any application in be-
half of exemption for anyworthy industry. Try his
Mr, Thos. Forces asked that a crossing be
put down on Patrick street at the internee -
tin of Minnie anon Patrick streets. Moved BAKING powDER
byl. Galley, *sanded by A. 'Wilson, that
the request of Mr. Forbes for crossing On ONLY
PatiAck street, be reform! to the Street
Mignilttere-Carried. A communication2 CFNTS PER LE
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Iv:v*4mA froo, the Vecretary of the Board
et 03.11ov/a at Wingliarn, giving I It is the best,
reolution passed by the Doer& an re -1
eoninzendleg that the eighteen Inch oh I. F. Gordon's Old Stand.
reported, recommending payment of t
following accounts: Thos. L. Jobb, r
pairs to water tank, 85.85; Win. Bober
son, work on streets, 05; S. Mitchell, wo
on streets, 820.87; R. J. Blackwell, r
pairs to sprinkler, 810.60; 4.. Briaboi
repairing fire alarm, 81; Wm. Holme
material and work for waterworks, 016.15
D. MoPherson, work at wheelhouse a
waterworks, 82.50; W. 13ond, keeping ol
Mrs. Wadby, $10; Winghart • Electri
Light Co., lights for September, 042.99; J
he
future the town do not pay for or supply
fuel or light to parties using the town hall
for practice. The report was adopted, and
the accounts ordered to be paid. A
by-law to borrow $800, was read
three several times and passed. Also
a by-law reducing the dog tax from
08 and 02, to 02 and $1, was read and duly
passed. A motion, to place 0300 to the 1
credit of the School Board, was carried.
The Council then adjourned
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B. Ferguson, salary and postage, 877.50
John Dickson, salary, 825 ; Jos. Bullard,
salary, 086.41; Firemen, selary, 4250;
Jos. Coad, salary, $15; Tho. Irwin, salary,
020; W. King, work at waterworks, $2.50;
W. Patterson, teaming, waterworks, $2.20;.
L. McLean, lumber and blocks, 026.32,
The Committee recommended that in
CALL ON
ampbell,
THE NEW DRUGGIST, FOR
PURE
DRUGS.
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ltaxwxra,-Irt Morris, on Sept. 28th,
the wife of Mr, Jas. Maxwell ; a son.v,
\MOO/MIDGE-In Lower Winglaarn, oo
Sept. 27tb, the wife of Mr. Robert Lock-
epdge; a son. Vt
Ny, WATSTALL-IO Win gharn, on Sept.
26th, the wife of Mr. Omar Waistall; a
daughter.
mart- Wroseter, on the lst inst.,
the wife of Mr. W. H. Kerr ; daughter
TTIMN-In Turnberry, on Sept. 280,
the wife of Mr. W. Aitken; a daughter.
VRnxnp.ion»t0 Turnberry, on Sept.
29th, the wife or Mr. John Rutherford;
a son.tV
Wausaa-In Carrick, on Sept. 80th,
the wife of Mr. AL Weber; a daughter;
EMU/TT-MOPPAT -At St. Andrews'
Church, London, Sept. 18th, by the Rev.
Robt. Johnston, Mr. A. Etia itt, London,
to Miss J. A. Moffat, youngest daughter
of the late Wm. Moffat, Newfield Farm
Oplross,
VMITEL-BEOKETT-At the residence of
t bride's parents, in W. T, Plot, on
Wednesday, October .2, by Rev. L. G.
daughter of Mr. James Beckett.
Wood, Edward Smith to Alice, :/iecond
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tnarket A. E. THOMSON, Teajler.
Hamilton, Ont., have placed upon the Kinnon, Stella Miller.
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The wide,aivake salesman of' tile
$ Whitechurch Creamery has sold the
July and August make of butter,
realizing 18 cents for the same. Mr.
SMOKING TORACCO
Zinkann, of Wellesley, was the pur-
chaser,, and the butter has been
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WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
A.n inspection of goods invited, whether you
buy or not.
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'1URNBERR,Y.
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Ranger. -Mr. Henderson was at
Langside on Tuesday evening
taking part in a Foresters' concert--;
The weather has taken a decidedly
cool turn, and as the semen is be-
coming pretty well on. we may look
for fall weather.
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Following is the report' of S. S. No. I Found and Kew hare moved into
the stores. --Last Saturday's Toronto
6, for the month of September : 4th
elass-Total 400. Aggie Cowden Globe contained a very good mit of
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328, Mary Cowden 269, Foster, Fyfe our townsmanMr. H. D. Henderson
225, Ichi Homuth 224, AndylViitehell
222, Lizzie Bryee 208, Mathew Fer-
guson, 2nd, class -Total 400 -
Harry Goy 294, NettieBryce 275,
Alice Little 243, Mary McKinnon
215, Lucy MelCague 184, Johnnie C I
Mitchell 179, George Little 149,
Willie Kelly 124, Sarahr,Crowe 57,
in connection with the Canadian
Order of Foresters, of which society
he holds the office of High Vie Chief
VINO UP BUSINESS U WINCHAM,
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Part 2nd -Bertha. MeXague'iJoe OUR LARGE STOCK OF
Holmes, Francis Foxton, Willie
Cowden, Frankie Johnston, laggiei DRY Ci-OODS5 CLOTHING
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Stapleton'. Sen. Part 1st-TomMY
Lin Hater, Freddie Elliott, Pearl
HATS, CAPS, ETC
Kelly, Ilerbie Elliott, Tommy Goy, , Will be SOLD AT -COST. • 9
Sun. Part lst - Aline Stapleton,
Margaret McKinnon, Mary Crowe. This will be a arand opportunity to get cyc,cx1 seasonable
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Leslie Bryce, ,Sarah Foam, Percy goods at wholesale prices. •
Stapleton, Russel McKinney, Russel. SALE TO START ON FRIDAY, OCT. 1 Tit
Xing, Minnie Unkiater, Retty Me
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the consumer ono 20 cent plug, or a 10
cent piece or a 5 cent pieceof theft:moue make to Mr. Ilibbard, at the hand.- Dees not grass, a subieet readily wo repeat and ...:4 ...:I kle gete s#S drill.'
shipped. A day
"118 supplies a la". hit "nts or. two ago, 'gr. r
Cash OR, TRADE ONLY. Nengham,
AS CLEAR AS A BELL. If of the
Henderson dispOsed. of the September °rest City Business, and Shorthand College. tondono Onterrint
T 4tt, " brand of pure Virginia some pew of 101 cents, The
Tobacco.
souls 11013°01s on t. We got our reputation Jn that war, and intend to sustain it h
Creamery is atilt waking, and has giving a thcrongh grind, all subjects taught We teach Bookkeeping and rtss
est suecessful d pro. nets paper by a new method. Vnquire about it. Your money back if not itatisfltt-,
The tin tag "T & is on every enjcP4 " all Catalogue tree, Mr. E.rn A,Coou has accepted a position in the office ot Sc11411%
fitable year. -Mr. P. Troy's brick Winona Out
oleo
block is eompleted, and Messrs, J. W. WESTIMittir,Principtd.