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Irought
g, and
iothing
to fit
) $35.
$24.
o $26.
r Pair.
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For Suits that suit,
•ive comfort to the
earer and satisfy
our frienckeyou had
letter try ins. -Our
arment niaker
now how to do 'their
girls ; don't think
here are any better
more than others
Hundreds of new
les to choose fions,
What you have tb
'citir done for parties
cloth.
Tweed Suit Monet
'64 Spot Cash, call
er terms are cab.
R&OO
se
sdonald
n, Ont.
rE
MEAT
le to the taate and smell,
be attraetive to the eye.
that is desired Iti those
anti MIPTTO
MAD OADESE
theringiine,In MM.
customers have 4 °halloo'
NI found fust right and
ty part of the tOvirt
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VOL. XXIV.---NO, 1246,
WINGTIA.1V1, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1895,
$1 AYEAR IN ADVANCE
CALL ON THE
FOR
Great
bars ains
GOce(eINCOGEJCii
DRESS
GOODS
READY- ADE
MMES
MILLINERY
A
• ' f
4evel.reyehele/els
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.e'
••••••••."
SHOES for all kinds of weathele
SHOES for all kinds of people,
SHOES for all.kinds o pockdts,
Felt Lined Buckle BootS,
Felt Lined Long Boots,
Felt Lined Laced and
Gaiters for Ladies.
BOYS and GIRLS SCHOOL BOOTS.
GROCERIES
lieeesMeteleAs
Rubbers and Overshoes,
Trunks and Valises.
King Belle odd linee of high class Dress
Good at half price.
e.'''./ -Mr, John E. Sw rts has sold a span of
I
penises to Xr. W. J. engford, of Clinton';''
For a good, cool smoking piece cell on
Patterma, the leadin jeweler, Winton:ea.
-Rev, D. Perris a Bev. Jas, Malcolm,
of Teeswater, exobang d pulpits on Sunday
lost.
WilliamsLittle k Dandelion Pills
mire headache. Try them.
g of the House of
n the 5th ofDeem-
id concert will be
Fall -Stock complete. Prices Right.
Winghatu,
GEORGIE GOOD,
The Shoe i‘lan,
Marriage Licenses
Issued hyFISANIC PATERSON. No 23, Vic-
eg-Rev. Wm. Lo
torte Street,Winghana, Ont. Nowitnesses
required. rector of St. Paul's
on Tuesday calliii
parishioners. Fie
congregatiou here e
Oysters arriving aily at the old reliable
Star restaurant, and served in auy style.
JAB. MOILELVIn.
-The formal openi
Refuge will take place
ber next, and a splen
given in the evening.
Overcoats from e12 to e2 ; cannot be
beaten in the Dominion, at Gro. H. LIM'S,
City Tailor,
-miss Maud MeCo , eldest daughter et
Bay. Bobt. MoCosl4 rector of Christ
church, Chatham, an formerly of Wing -
loon, will give public molt._ this winter.
Servarit wanted, for • en ousework.
Apply to Mrs. John A. Lean,icorner of
Edward end Alfred st e s, Win ho.m.
.-Huron Comityourmil will meet at
1)
Clinton on the 6th o December. next. At
10.30 p. ne, the mem ors of that bodwill
be tendered a banqu by the citizens of
Clinton.
Get a free sample of Williams' Little
Dandelion Pills and be convinced.
There is nothing like them.
, of Glencoe, the new
church, was in town
on a number of bis
ill take charge of his
ly in January next.y
BOOTS & SHOES
eaveelieseettele
CEN2t4
aeiag
00R. yowls ANC, GERRARD VS., TORONTO,
Canada's Greatest Commercial School.
Large faculty ; Superior courses ; Students assisted
rite tor ircU1ar5.
to positions every
/
In these days of tall: about advanced methods of
Instruction in Commercial Work, lot us show yOU
what two large and successfully conducted schools
under ohe management can offer you. The only
practical method in existence. Write us for parb-
culars. Shorthand and penmanship courses equally
thorough and up to date. Our sehoolis unsurpasded
in equipment and our staff of teachers all men hold-
ing teachers certificates. Fend for catalogue.
Two firearms for the price of one. See I Williams' Little Dandelien Pills
King's window, cure headache. Try them.
--Regular meeting of Court Maitlard. Llof the Western Oa-
Cauaiian Order of roretters, will be held
this (Friday) avenin evenini A full attendance
of members is rogue ed.
's -The it meetin
tario Veterinary Me
be held in Guelpb, on
December next. AA
be read by promine
profession.
The old reliable botcher, Mr. T. G, Field,
has a full supply of Seusages,Head Cheese,
tee., as well as meets of all kinds, Give
him a cell.
C. E. Williarn0 sells pure drugs.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
-Thanksgiving y was generally ob-
holiday, all places of
, The snow reads it
', as there was not
served as a public
haleness being clos
rather disagreeab
enough for eleighinl
See King's window. Suit lengths of
High Class Tweed Dress Good at half price.
-The Greed Tri k railway has inegur-
atee the "block" a tem over all its lines.
This system prov dos that no train shall
follow another un 1 the lirst bas passed
the next station a end.
Black worsted suits from $15 up, at
Gno. H. Lim's, City Tailor.
CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
STRATFORD, ONT.
SHAW & ELLIOTT, 1'. edeINT0311.,
Proprietors Prine fuel.
1•11,416••••••,47•10...•11•••••••rne•,01.••••••••••••••••••••••
REAY-MADE
CLOTHING
ORDERED
CLOTHING
:'TiJR6.0 S
-Municipal . mat
town, It is whisper
)1e. Geo, McKenzie
the Wies:malty.
whether the present
didate for another te
LOCAL NEWS.
Cash.for butte e and eggs at Griffin's
Grocery,
. --Regular mteeting f Town Council on
Monday evening inixt.
rs are yery quiet in
around town that
ill be e candidate for
have not learned
Mayor will bo a can-
na or not.
Last season's Man les, e5 to 68, we sell
for e2.50;' SS to 612. we sell for 114; 612
and 15, we sell for e6. M. IL MoLmoo.
C. E. Williams sells pure drugs.
Satisfaction guaranteed. '.
-Dr. Macdonald
Wednesday, taking
proceedings in coonec
publio school -in that5t
ENT--- 1 i e
ngla
or, Dia
in ana
-The young sp
sent to Walkert
stealing some je
tried by jury, anc
tried till the Dene
otaele dealers who were
from Luoknow for
elry, have elected to be
consequently will not be
ber sessions.
Money to loan at a reasonable rate of
interest on farm property. Apply to Dr.
Towler.
-Service in the C ngrego.tional church
on Sabbath next De
hours, 11 a. rn. and
tbe. Rev. Henry
preach, taking for
"The Christian's
evening subject: "
are welcome.
let, at the usual
p. rn. The pastor,
. Mote, D. D., ' will
is morning subject:
ortion," and for his
rist and Jonas." All
cal Association will
he 10th and lith of
tuber of papers will
t members of the
-The TUtES eaten
Mr. and Mrs. Chas,
entry upon the matri
their married life w
happiness. Mr, Br
Joe. Bradwin, of
known to a great m
'-Private moneys to loan, on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
JOHN NDELANDS.
V -The infant so
Wood, late rector
-The Executive f tbe County Sabbath,
School Assuciatio held a meeting at
Clinton lately to m ke arrangements for
tho annual meetin It was decided to
procure the servic . of Mr. A. Day, and
Rev. McRae, of Ac on, in connection with
the convention. a large business ble
-For first-cless tailoring and cheap
was getting some
gents' furnishings, try Webster dr- Co. They admired our
Remember the place, one door south of agreeably surpris
R.A. Graham's grocery store. manufacturing est
J/ -The last meati g of Anchor of Hope While here Mr.
Lodge, L 0. G. T.,I on Tuesday evening, Button & Fessa.nt
was well attended. ITwo candidates were for a public hall
1
balloted for and the following installed as these gentlemen
the officers for the Lpresent term : Chief friendly call.
Templar, Bro. Pi
Sister Dodd ; Sec.,
SM., Bro. Dodd;
Mar., Bro. E. ' BI
isieTavish ; Past
Poellete0.2 •
s at Brussels 011
rt in the peeing
on with be new
11.
GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
worivik
ICIVIAS. GOODS.
Minn To
Chorch ' of
Walter To.
-The ±
night, disarranged
graph wires, so badl
woe- cut off wi
Fencee,..te., were
a,nd considerable d
yoratITTEI: AND EGGS TAEN
As CASIL
of the Rev. L. G.
St. Paul's church,
died at the home o!Ittr. Wood's. enother,
near Londesboro, one, Friday' la, aged
about ono year, a 1 i* buried in the
Londesboro cemete y on .Seturday. The
been frail nnd a few
od's mother took it, on
ss of Mrs. Wood.
congratulations to
H. Bradwin, on their
onial sea, and hope
I be ono of unalloyed
dwin is a son of Mr.
is town, and is well-
y of our readers.
-A few inches
splendid sleighing.
-Rev. Iifr, M
Secretary of the INT
inz:otgaiosnerwieisthotflie
x:
week.lkliss Mcilieraon is offering great bar-
gains in fall millinery daring the earning
three weeks. 200 new hats1 to elear, at
dost. Now is: your chance of London and
Parke styles at Canadian pricele
J'obn Carg 1, who has been ill for
some time, was a great deal worse oe
lid it is not expected
longer.V
ng ()Ida yO,liirint co oun, fwermeiino:
he members of the
Endeavor Societies,
lizetion of the local
snow would leek*
',.wen, the Provincial
mai Institute in 0011-
bbath Schools, is hold.
al Classes in town this
Thursday morning,
that he can last rnu
--Mr. A, ‘r, Coop
town on Thenktigi
with a number of
an
witrlibboeTeisrtsfraonred Tnervrtu°ntil Weeklythe1Gstloboef atateirnegntup athilori:etbi
January, 1897, for 01.25. Subsoribe at
mice if yon want cheap reading.
0. Stuart, of own,
side of Mrs. Thos.
amosh, on Saturday
Imes of Vie latter,
. Stilarter We learn
on Sunday morning.
ly have the sympathy
s in their sad bereave-
-Mr. and Mrs.
were called to the b
Woods, of West Wav
lost, by the serious
who is a sister of M
that Mre. Woods di
Mr, Woods and fain
of their many frien
rnent.
child had. always
months ago Mr.
account of the illn
Heathfield's Healing Beam= is' a
sure eure for the worst cold. At
Williams' Drug Store.
-Mr. W. E. Bin ing and Mr. J. H. Mc-
Donald, of Listo 1, were in town on
Tuesday last. Mr, McDonald in building
k in that town, and be
pointers in Wing
town hall and were
at the number of
blishments in our town.
cDonalci gave Messrs.
i. large order for chairs
hO id building. Both
gave the TIMES a
, •
J. 0. Field, butcher, Wingbarn, gives
special rates to farmers buying large
quartities of meat for threshings, bees, eto.
Call and see him.
-Wm. Rankin, jon a Mr. Richard.
leaukin, of town, die
ing, after an illness
lung tronble. Tho
rugged man until h
severe attack of la, g
into lung disease.e
disposition, and sp
bis home, when not
quently was unkno
townspeople' He
' His aged parents
re street, near
ory. pply to
onal street, Wingbarn.
nd storm, on Monday
e telephone and tele -
that communication
h all outside places.
own down in town,
age done.
dy ; Viee.Templar,
ro. Blackwell; Fin!
ease Sister Morrison,;
okwell ; Chap., Bro.
hief Templar, Bro.
Ladies, dean your kid gloves with
Josephine Glove Cleaner. For sale only
by G. E. Xing, headqnseters for the Perrin
Freres Xid Gloves, in all the most desirable
shades for street or evening wear.
-The dinner and ntertainment, under
the auspices of the 1 dies of the Methodist
Church, held in the own hall, on Thanks-
ry successful affair.
sethee'eg
were filledglorn
untilea, er eight,
elesembl of
as refresh-
ndance.
wn
Fon Seen. -A nu ber of Langshan and giving day, was a
Brown Leghorn fowl. Apply at the Tines '
office. chamber, len
-The Ontario A
issiled its Provinoia
series of the Farme
The following are 11
county of Huron:
Exeter, Jail. 8:
Brussels, San. 27.2
BETE & BOWIE,
The only Direct Importers.
fAXIL16 enzA.r.
rioultural College has
bulletin for the winter
sInstitutes to be held.
dates fixed for the
Brumfield, Jan. 7;
Aaiun, Jan.. 23-24;
Tho 'Ennis and llvonto 'Weekly Globe
will be aent from now until the lot of
January, 1897, for '0..25. Subscribe at
once if you want cheap reading.
-Mr. Wm. Watt, ,
carving machine in
ing mill, on Tuesday,
loose jacket he was
machine. His arm
tact with the kn
scooped off from the
elbow. it is not tho
be permanently aisal
seine time before
again. v
A, Prominent
shortly after fiv
with a,
people, and well th,e
Merits of the leester
The 0 ftliument
wee
The Orchest
number of mite:dons d
was being served, an
several pieces to the
Dam coetribilted sestet
ed a Splendid reception
her first appearance
ienclienee, Miss Hatti
M. RobinSon each tam
heartily received. Mis
duet elicited hearty ap
morville, Of Seaforth,
before a Wingham and mice, and gave two
beautifully rendered los. Mr. M.ama
eliss Park, in a vocal iet, sustained their
high rept:tuition as mu ieians, and Mr. H.
Park and Miss Hattie Reid sang a build-
awyer saya: ful vocal duet. Mi es ileyriolda and
"/ haVe eight children, every one in good Peasant rendered apiaijo duet in an filmed
health, not one of whom but hat tekett faultless 'Manner h singing of "God
Scott's Dinulcion, in whieli my wife has Save the Queen," brou ht it most enjoyable
boundiessitonfidenee." entertainment to a CIOJO.
while working et a
:r. John Watt's plan -
got the sleeve of it
eating caught in the
vas brought in con -
yes and the flesh
riot nearly to the
ght that his arm will
ed, but it will be
will be able for work
loc
Denssliexisio-I wish to inform the ladies
of Wingluen that I am prepared to do first-
class work at my home, or to sew by the
day. I guarantee satisfaction in all work
Wrested to me. ETHEL PAGE, Prances St.
union.
-Hon. G. W. llos
tion, passed through
day, A number
meet him and spent
intercourse, He was
sela to assist at the
new school in that pI
Minister of Educe-
inghate, on Wednes-
re at the station te
few minutes in social
on his way to Brno -
°rend opening of the
ce.
DIMS Mexxxe- wish to inform the
ladies of Winghain and vicinity that I am
prepared to do work at my home, Ur, Jas.
A,danseor to sew by the day. I guarantee
perfect satisfaction in all work intrusted
to me. Jessie Rot -sense Francis st.
-A. mass meetin of the members of
the different Christie Endeavor Sooieties
o Baptist church, on
nsider the advisabil-
local union. Mr, J.
to the chair. Rev.
address, pointing
e was of a retiring out the benefits to be d rived from having
it most of his time at ,e 100111 union. Several others gave their
i views, and it was decid to defer action
t work, and anise- ;
; until the different soot es had been con-
vn to many of our • suited in the matter, wh arer meeting
was in his 39th year, will beheld.
W1E:Lem-Wanted
id friends have the w the where-
ilson, eldest son
Wilson, former
•rnanagh; when -
York. Address,
isnakee, County
Canadian papers
on Thursday
DOM° months,'
rpnlin town was forr9m- Tuesday evening,
held t
to o
eceaseti was a strong,
a
lity of reorganizing th
was prostrated with
W. Hogarth was eaele
ippe, which developed Jas. Hamilton gave an
sympathy '0 our townspeople in their labuts of Robert James
affliction. of Nathaniel affiesIsa,bells,
of Lisnakea, County F
uWnetieligteseY. ?eiroef ,13lirs,.Liddle The:meson,
I
• last heard of was in Ne
wiTllhebTe issisenstanfdromTornonotvo
January, 1897, for 0).25. Subscribe at ; Fermanaghe Ireland.
once it you want chea reading. !please copy.
'I -Messrs. Beatti
their celebrated trc
in the catalogue
Square Garden (Ne
horees, and on Thu
was sold. In refer
New 'York Times s
second day did not
when the Canadian
captured tile orOSVC
formation and da
local fanciers and so
hand in the bidding
Montreal, raised th
had to pay $2,700 t
the border again, bn
much heavier draft
This mare has a re
credited -with a trial
wel.,placieetereieethe
reaertheelialtimor,
941-eeseeetleMeseeia
16
s rved in a
s held in th
oir4hc.tv a
al Club played a
ing the time dinner
also contributed
programme. Mrs.
solos, and receiv-
n the (suasion of
fore a Wingham
Reid and Mr. A.
solos, and were
o Spe.rlings' piano
louse. Dirs. Som.
made her debut
Bros., ef town, put
ting mare, "Wancla„',
the great Madison
York) sale of trotting
day of last week she
'ng to the sale, the
's: "The star of the
pear till the evening.
bred mare, 'Wanda'
with ber speedy con -
ling style. Several
o from abroad took a
but S. C. Xing, of
out in turn. He
take 'Wanda,' across
was ready to stand a
o bus bank account.
card of 2.17, and is
of 2.11effeireg
ands-of-fl'ette Mina-
44i,egereee4:-Stiostinan,
seirreeCliffellttoeat-the
-Thee Salvationists throughout Canada
I posed sewer on josep
-The question of t
and Newfoundland ill hold their self-
denial week from
December 7th, inclus
most strenuous effort
the part of the Army
the Doniitilou, and 1.
towns and villages w
ates. We conclude
their official gazette, he War Cry, as well .of
utd to meet the sant •iste•ewaenrodgree, paosr ou \pvohn
as from some special • amphlets and appeals e.
a .•
hi oehaereer eb hfi
eingt t
ls di evidentlyte dbytee soldiers ol dttiedres ; the inhabitants of the
and ffi
and as to whether suc
" Ifiktheley itnoha
year's total to far sed last year's. It is sewehragietiis
Demise for surpri
collected during pas
Canada have been
and there aro mail
that this year's el
utility of the pro
ineeastreehte, pifroevoidn:
-
Novemher 30th to structed, would be de d
clal Board of Eleelth, Ann plans, &o.,e, consequently the
are being made on must be submitted bef re adopted by the
Council. By an amen ment to the Public
meinveriadllytiltehrsoeupga,teautte
Health Act of 1887, • assert at the last
ere the Arnly oper- session of the Leglisla re, it is "the duty
'from the contents of of the Provincial Boar of Health to en -
aid sewer or system
ler such is olden-
ry requirements of
said municipality,
sewer or system of
rove prejudicial to
itants of the said
betbhy.e, municipality
oirmitevecies onethee
Messrs. Beattie Br
received for Wanda,
were selling at nine
former one.
that the amounts munim. .pahty or of any
self-denial weeks in !liable to be effected th
I
ntinually Increasing ;
reasons for believing ' Shooting
tany A series of shootin
s will exceed
at the Zetland Range,
week (Thanksgiving
-G. T, R. trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 6.28 a. m. and 11.20 a. very good attendance,
m., via W. Ge Le. B.; 6.35 a. m. and 3.95 ; was pretty 1•Sen in all
p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. Good con- !following are the score
neoticms by all treins. 1 ALL C011411S
sl.ing-eJvoehrao
Sills,nDy.errrm
of
Tuesday evening las
." We congratulate
on the ,gtoa price
when fast onee
lower figures. -
year.
worth en was belove
he came in. contact.
was seperin .ndent o
in connection vithp
only retired free ''%h
state of
his wa
possible,* him t
filled Ofe eositiori
Thos Bolt for man
lir4uished his posit
p
r an illness extend -
e, passed away on
01
irrirmicrrofTturprg I
in his forty-fifth
G. A. Newton
or Teepee years he ;W. rend
• by all weitle4horn . Willson.. .. .
- V. o
VVrniormsn
theSabbeth School I
j• Leaver44 a • • • •
sons and ontidaughter
of a lovii* Inisband
father, TheH;reniains
Winghon cemetery, on
the funeral being and
the Masotiio brotherh
A Groat Offer. was a Member. Fol
With it view of booming the circulation were the einployees o
we win sena 0,1 Tomo while the Masons pre
of the Trues, tbe town bend. The r
Paul's church, and
position after tbe
euch that it was im-
forte his duties. He
bookkeeper for Mr.
ears, and only re -
when he was linable
A. Morden
P. Leaver..
C. N. Griffin.. ....
Van
W. Vanstone.. .. . .
menu
etches.
matches were held
n Thursday of last
ay.) There Was a,
nd the competition
the matehes. The
made
Robt. Carrick... •
W. Pearl..
o mourn the low:313'i. I'Veft,auvg;m. a*n.
e leavea a wife,
and an indulgent C. Willson....
soerea.
yds. yds.
200 300 Total.
... 18 15 33
.. 19 14 33
... 1/ 14 81
.. 16 13 29
...
13 14 27
... 13 14 fl
... 17 10 27
. 10 12 '22
... 14 7 21
... 15 6 21
11 8 19
... 8 2 10
200 400 Total.
... 17 20 87
.. 18 18 36
... 18 17 85
18 16 84
... 14 19 38
... 12 20 82
ere interred in the W. ft. Hele. ... .. . ...
1 4 • Johnston. ...... 12 17 29
hursday afternoore, 0, ee, Gain,. “., „ 1G Is 29
r the direction of P. Leavet... ... . ... . ,... 14 14 28
od, Of which he G. A. Newton..." , ... 18 14 27
wing the hearse F. Vannorman.. ... .... 15 18 28
Mr. Theis. 33e11, A,. Morden .... ..... .,.. 13 11 24
eded it, beaded by S. ttiallWain • • IL • %fill 9 3 12
Main MIMO COD. IMAM DO =TON
VeYed thtt. Paul a elm eh, where service
to any address in Canacht or the United
4.446,429
• fl
44t1... ..1 .27
States 1 from now to the end of 1896, 1 was undated by Rural Dean Hoagies, of• • 4
for one dollar. or We will send the Tints Seaforth, th , after which tonere-1 preceded P. Leaver...."
tt... ... -28
ma did weekly GlosameAe derstsed ho wee • J. Leaver.."be for the length I tnictoilemeemmeetutea
of time for 045. just think of it. The carried those
present .v. ..." .. ,1041•4•422
res ing tnatter, and the rocks is now Mr. Ged Silla, of Seat) 114 Mr. and Mrs. .44.4.4 21
the i lit, Iltf.w Smith. Li stowe ; Mrs. liairipton, I G. A. lieWtorilli • • • * • al 0••••••• ••••2
two
othieort'sesit4'W.ceDkloienill ititliistshiet, c:etinialtirnY'lyour tune) osyempathyiso. eatre, leg. friends have P. Vatinornitm.. .... ... ... 21
I MO nom community NV. H. MI6.. V• ***III • 0 11**• Ila 44,441k441.8
orders at 01100. in their tad bereavenien S. MeInWilit2.4444 4r41. II . 6.44 144