HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-05-29, Page 84Tiii MAY
,e He Mai1000"
\Ve are all on the alert and full of
enthusiasm over last week's, cedes
We know that the reductions made
a e genuine. We know that the
speeltti prices min snot se. We e:c-
peet to see the store crowded ecleh
day. We intend to do <a double
amount of trade. We know that
we intend atad make prices to double
the.tra de.
if You Want to Save Money
If You Want to Rey Seasonable
Gooch of Reliable Qualities
At Realm Prices This Week
This weekis the time to buy your
Dress Gods, Silks, Wash Dress
Goods, liuslins, Parasols, Shoes and
Slippers. Carpets and Laee Curtains,
Ordered and Ready Made Clothing,
Straw and Felt Bats, Gloves and
Hosiery at ;1 f. IL McIndoa's.
SATURDAY -BARGAIN UAP.
Ta hie Linen, halt' blenuhed,regular
50e, fee 35e4 Dress Goods, plain and
fancy, regular 50e. for 35e.; Dress
Goods, all wool Berges, 25e. for 18e.;
Ladies' Cashmere Rose, regular 50e.
for 350.; Ladies' Fast Black Bose,
regular 15c. for 10o.; Fancy Shaker
Manuel, regular 12dre. for 8c.; Fancy
Handkerchiefs with Valencienous
Laee, 12,:c. for 5e.; Special in Jet
Trimming in sets at half price, for
Saturday only; Special in Parasols,
regular .$1.25 for 95c.; Lace Ctu•ta;ns,
regular $1.75 for $1.25 ;• Lace Cur-
tains in cream for 25c. per pair;
•Fancy and Plain Prints for 4 L•c.;
Silk Gloves, plain and fancy, ereatn
and colors,. regular 40c. for 25e.;
Large lot of remnants of Tweeds,
Lace, Ribbons, Dress Goods at about
half price; 20 lbs. Granulated Sugar
for $1; 26 lbsstl.CoffeekS/ulgarfor $1.
M. H. McItD 00.
GOBBLE.
Most of our village people spent
the 26th in Harristoc.
The base -ball ruatdb was all one-
sided. Williams is ,ruck out about
20 men on the 25th,
One of •ottr ,noted bogs, Arthur
3rawfor'd,'h&s bee. a situation in a
drug store in Toronto.
Mr. Robt. Meanghlin, of Gorrie,
has secured a good job as foreman on
Wm. Strong's farm.
The annual picnic of No. 10 and
7, schools took place in lairs. Me-
Guire's bush last Saturday.
Mr. Henry 13irkins is attending
the Grand Orange Lodge this week.
Dr. J. A. Tuck N spending a few
days in Toronto this week.
ST. HELENS.
The annual meeting of this dis-
trict was held in St. "Telesis on the
20th inst. Twelve Lodges wers re-
presented by about 100 delegates.
The Uoveilinia", of 'Jessie lteith'a
Ireouuznent.
Listowel,'fe:S• 24th.•---L.mg before
the appointed tkrte for the unveiling
hf the innnllment tweeted to the
lnelhloey of ,Les ie Keith, folly 4000
people Assembled in Fairview Ceme-
tery arixidusly awaiting to witness
the ceremony performed. .At 2.30
the unveiling. displayed to the eyes
of the speetntors a monument unex-
celled in this, part of the province.
The base is of Ohio free stone
and the die pf Seote.h Granite, on the
to of which was a statute of Italian
marble, the workmanship of which
exhibited beauty, tut and skill, On
two sides of the monument was the
Keith coat of arms, consisting of a
scroll, not unlike the 1:'r•e, on the
top of which is a deer's head having
beneath the words "Veritas Vincit"
The inscription was es follows:
JESSIE.
BORN Deo. 20, 1880.
DAUGHTER of
WILLIAM AND, JANE KEITH,
EL'M t.
WFIII,E DEFENDING H ER HONOR
SHE LOST HER LIFE,
OCT.. 19, 1894.
WE MISS TIER. AT HOME.
ERECTEDBY HER. PARENTS AND
SYMPATHIZING FRIENDS.
'JJE WIMS LAM TIMES, MAY 29, 1896.
In taking down tdebris of
Moore and Wathaeo's f�tory, Ches-
ley, which was wteet;e by the ex-
plosion last winter, alarge
stick of
timber struck a part of the new wall
in euuitr e of erection, casing consid-
erable damage, and on Sunday the
high wind bleat down another por-
tion.
Man wants but little here below,
but he ia't willing to pay cash for
it.
A camel can work eight days with•
out drinking, and a man can drink
eight days without working.
•
The man who stifles his liberality
chokes his religion.
When the wicked hocd, office the
devil rules the town.
An oath on the lip is the devil's
doorstep.
The devil likes to see people play
at religion.
The spider probably thinks that
the bee is a fool.
The mission of trouble is to show
us that we need God.
The man who walks witli God
must do it with clean feet.
The devil soon runs froth the man
he cannot discourage.
Christ is still reaching out a help-
ing hand to those whoare down.
WEv.
HAWr-In Lower Wingham, 'on Fri-
day May 22, the wife of Tbos. Hart?
aged 47 years..,.„..ri
The ceremony was opened by
reading a, poem, written for the
occasion by \Valter A. Ratcliffe, as
follows :
Jessie. as tender flower that from each To
wind nnttind,
We shield with watchful care
In blooms, sweet garland, love so gently
• twine,
She daily grew more fair.
But as untimely frost in balmy spring
Upon the flower came
Chili Death by Jessie stayed bis sound-
lesswing
And bore ber from that home.
She prized, On joys in griefs, tempes•
tuonst
}ler honor more than life
Viewed undismayed ber all too early
tomb
And fell in that red (strife.
This put eloss stone, tho passing stran-
ge's tear,
October's sighing breath,
Henbeforth shall teach our hesrt.., to
daily fear
Dishonor more than death.
The poem was affectingly read by
Wm. Algie, of Alton, after which be
delivered an eloquent address, touch-
ing as slightly as possibly upon the
details of one of Canada's most cruel
murders. He concluded by express-
ing on behalf of Mr: and Mrs.
Keith, thanks to those present for
the sympathy they had extended.
News Notes.
The trustees of 'Millers' school
house, about 2 miles north of Pais-
ley, are calling Lor tenders for a
new school house. It is badly need-
ed. The old one has to be propped
The meeting was opened by the to keep it from toppling over.
Grand Chief Templar, W. F. l3roek- There 'are a out 100 persons en-
ensbire Esp., of Wingham. The re- gaged. in theishing industry at
ports from the different delegates Southampton and over 50,000 lbs. of
were mostly encouraging. A dis- fish have already been shipped this
cession took place upon the advis- season from the great fishing port on
ability of holding two meetings each Iake Huron, Fishermen anticipate
year instead of three as at present. a very successful season this year.
:It was decided to leave the matter
over till the next meeting in order
to get the feeling of the subordinate
lodges, " The following officers were
Mr. .Adam • Thompson, of Luck -
now, lost, on Monday a good driving
mare, from the effect of an ,overdose
`eteetett for the current year :-D. C. of oats. The animal got loose in the
T., Earnest L. Farnham, Constance ; stable and going to the oat bin
D. Ge., J. D. Murdoch, Lueknow ; D. gorged herself to such an extent as
V. T., Laura Errat, Auburn ; D. S. to cause her death.
and T., Adelaide Crisp, Londesboro ; A little daughter of Mrs. Me -
D. See-Treas., B. Lauh ason, Londes- Gregor's, of Blyth, was hit in. the
boro ; D. P. C. T., II 13. Chant, head with a baseball while playing
Clinton ; These from the district. at the Public school on Tuesday and
The officers appointed by the C. T. knocked senseless. She was taken
elect are: -D, Chap., James Young to the residence of Mr, John Moffat
Lon.desboro ; M. J. G. Murdoch, and medical assistance sent for. She
Iittekeety ; D. M. Sister Rutherford, .1a now at her mothers' home but
Lucknow ; (., Sister Eainton, Blyth ; very sick.
3., Bro. Baer, Auburn; A. S., Sister i
McDonald, Lucknow : The officers ' Lyall the one year old daughter
were installed by the G. C. T. Bro. of Dr. Doug -las, of Atwood, "net with
Brockenshi.re. A hearty vote or a painful accident on Friday after -
thanks was passed to the St. Helene noon. The cellar trap door fell
for the splendid way in whieh they ; upon her right hand injuring it bad-
entci't:tintel the delegates. Next ly, and nearly severing one of her
Meeting' wilt be in 13ly th in October.. fingers from her hand. 'rhe lhand
u-----•---. e was quickly dressed, and she is do-
Mesere. Watson & Emigh shipped ing cicely. It is fortunate she did
a ear load c f hogs on Monday, from not fall into the cellar or sustain
Blyth, and among thein was a Sep. titer() serious injury. To know
tetny,l,l;r Nig, bought from Mr, John something about, the terrible mishaps
Rill, of "Mallett, which tipped the causal.°by trap doors one has just to
scales at 4.00 Lbs. read the newspapers.
he Several Owners of the • eal
ropertles on the West . de of
,sephine Street, betty en Vie -
to ; a and John Street.
Take n Lice that the
Corporatto: of the To
intends to u .,rtalre t
a granolitbic :'(Iowa
side of Josenhin
toria and John et
axed to assess th : ' n
the real proper es fr
thereon, acc ding to
ss a majority
l properties, rep
Taff in value thereo
coil against the same wt
fter the last ublicati
ouuwl of the
n of Wing[uun
e construction of
along the west
reet, between 'Vic-
ets in the said town,
costs tbereof,upon,
ting or abutting
the frontages
f the owners
senting at
petition
in one
this
thereof, unl
of such r
least on
the Co
moot
a p on
noti. • which shall be' made on the
day f May, instant.
J. B. FERGUSON, Cler
Ingham, May 140, 1890.
9th
D.
M. GORDON
Is offering the most complete and
stylish stock of
HATS , 1 $
GO TO
HOLSTEIN DAIRY
cAmplEtt'S tn i we understand lnterestwd paptl nr spr a n
1
Just arrived a new stock of
STEARN'S
EINE PERM
All the latest odors,
Try CAMPIiELL's
the report that we are not likely t0 be lore in the
business. We beg to were the people of WI'gh ae
that we pato embarked in the tniik bnattiCS t'i sta.V,
that we are increasing our bnsiness daily, that our
milk 18 010311 and pare. Our customers are our best
recouunendatlon, •
1►QIi;ETING UT' ac't
1Y1 COUNCIL.
The Couneil of the • • rporation of the
"loo
C7ualm,. in nty of H ron l meet in the Court
=. own of Goderiob, on
'rueedny, t e 2o tatty of June neat, at
3 o'clock p, in, '
W. DAM Clerk.
Dated May 39th, i896: \yyvv
�JFill I To
,c,A0 0 I
HEADACHE
WAFERS
25c, per box or 2 wafers for 5c,
A CURE GUARANTEED,
�11
�13LIN A. CAMPBELL
TELEPHONE DRUG STORE,
2 Doors South of Post Office;
WINGHAM, - ONT.
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Though the holid
present, we are still
plan 'of IVI
ALL WO
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r
season is passed for the t7'
doing business on the old
G SATISFACTION IN
ift) WE GUARANTEE
k .:a cod .,., lectin
g
OOTHS .,
rj
ARE.
BEST
EYE SIGHT TESTED FREE
11 OF CHARGE.
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WE LEAD OTHERS.
FOLLOW.
4 M U NSHAW, fie;
iTHE OPTICIAN.
IL
Ireteeteitewsastassesaleateeetwessee 0
GEO. CARR ''i
and TIES
To be had in town or city.
STRAW HATS FROM 5c. UP.
BOOTS AND SHOES
Our large trade in Boots and Shoes
proves clearly that our styles and
prices are eerrect.
GROCERIES.
As usual our stock is fresh and
pure and are sold at very close
prices. Bargains this week, viz.:
30e. TEA for 40e.
40e. o. , "35e.
30e. .. " 20e.
These Teas at regular prices are the
best value in the market. Large
stock of NEW CANNED CORN, which
will be sold at 5 cans for 25e. Same
reduction in every department.
Cine price only and that the Lowest.
tie lYlf. GORDON.,
Wingbam.
Know What You Chep
k
P,.125
Is free tho injurious colorings
The tutors you weer it the better
ou like it.
.Flet o's o. t. trecitt-rt a sole co., ems.
HAMILTON ONT.
from
FOR YOUR
Summer Suit
and get suited in FIT
and PRICE, also for the
newest in
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
at lowest prices.
Geo. Carr's
Opposite Chisholm's Drug
Store, .Wingham.
stasiesabeteeseeeisseeeleebeeetialtaisefeei
Clo IV X 4C
To t Several Owners of th
Pi .optics on the last
Jos c <hine Streets, bet
toz'ia ' nd Diagonal St
Take notic
Corporation o
intends to uncial
a granolithio side,.
of Josephine et
and Diagot5al a
and to assess
tho real pr
thereon,
thereof,
of the
repre
tber
sem
pH
m
that the
the T
aka
e
vets,
,e final
porttes front
ccordint;• to
nless the majorit
wnera of such real
nting et least ono half
f, petition the Council ag
within one month after t
tuition of this notice, which a
0 on the 29th day of May, inata
J, 13. FERGUSON, 01
Wingham, May 14th,180 ,
-AND.- THE --
OF WORKMANSHIP'
r
In ail lines of goods turned out:
C1i
CALL AND GET OUR 'PRICES
BE ORE ORDERING.
Lint
THEY ARE a RIGIIT EVERY TIME.
GEO. H. IRVIN,
" THE " TAILOR,
Opposite Bank of Hamilton.
git
WINGIIAII, ONT.
Good garden tools
are a great help,
but where shall we
go to get them?
Not to a grocery,
not to a bakery,
certainly. Might
try a hardware
store, 13ut what
WE 1-IAVE
....,mo,.ff,.,..�„
hardware store ?
Ali, there you have
it! *Why
SUTHERLAND'S
is the store for
garden tools as well
as hardware of most
every kind.
MIXED and :DRY' PAINTS
"y�'��"o'yfg�every
'�ccolor. Oils, the best in the market.
FENCE CE 'Rt'i(I,
ti9
LAWN MOWERS,
BUILDING HARDWARE.
If your potatoes are only peeping through the ground,
eai there is a bug on every leaf, but our
et i vie-, P ,y PARS GREEN
ouncil of the will knock them out the first round. '.I'ry it.
n of Wingham lemberftesmtvilier,r a�
e construction of
talong thoeast si"de You cannot sell your wool before it is taken off. Buy one
between Victoria .of c}Ur, ., .
in the said town,
thtraf n or; T RA ANE PAIR OFSHEARS
to frontages if
•
number And you will save raising corns 011 your fingers.
'on t lue As•we are now carrying all Shelf Hardware along with
e Inst out old Imes in Stoves and Tinware, without additional cost for
II be :,tore rcom, we can afford to sell at rock bottom prices.
0,05710 la's A. CALL.