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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-08-21, Page 81 cINDQQ, P.A.1411 DRESS GOODS in the proper season and buyers will' probably find it impossible to pack them as on fernier years, but it does not necessarily follow that there will not be a market for pro- perly selected and packed fruit. Some buyers therefore advise the growers to pick and pack their own Are alive with fresh interestjust now fruit and keep it until the buyers by the receipt of a large consign. got around. If this eettree is Mont of Stylish Fall Des i Goods. ed too great eare cannot be taken We are opening out Pall Dress in preventing culls from being pack. Goods that will win trade at sight. ed with the good fruit. A few culls There's wealth of good quality and in, .a barrel, in a foreign market, has new styles at money -saving prices. just as injurious au effect on the Make yourself acquainted with the marketable price of the whole barrel novel designs. Handsome goods at as a few cull oranges or lemonn a proper prices at M. H. Mclucloo's. box of fruit would have in our mark- et or es one pound of bad butter in a tub of good butter. Packers cannot be too careful in this respect. Apples will not be as cheap as some Bargains that tell, and bargains people would try to lead us to be - that everybody tells abont. lieve, Ontario is only a small per - find them here on Saturday: tion of the apple producing world Ladiee' Cotton and Muslin Under- 'and while we, in the west, have an wear at half price; Gent's Fine abundant crop; other sections are not Straw Hats at half peke; Ladies' ;so favored. We republish from the Fine Parasols at half price; Silk , Clinton New Era of last week an Gloves worth 40c. and 50c. for 25e.; interesting letter on the subject, Ladies' Fast Black Hose worth 15c., 1 SIR.,—After corresponding with all Saturday, 3 for 25e.; Large Towels, 'points of the principal fruit sections, worth 10c.„ 2 for 10e,; Wide Whitelwe find that the crop in Areeriea is Cream Lace worth 25c., 30e., 35e. enormous. England is light, Ire - for 15e.: G Men's Serge Suits, Satur- , land has a heavy crop, Nova Scotia day, $2.95 ; 6 Boys' Suits from 22 to , good and fine quality; New York 28 for $ t:95 ; 10 pieces Shaker Flan- !State estimated at 7,000,000 barrels nel worth 10e. for 7c.; Bargains in for export; Michigan, Missouri and Cashmere Dress Goods, all wool,19c.; 'Kansas good; Ontario the largest Bargains in Corsets worth 50e. for ever grown. On account of the 35c.; 2 dozen Ladies' Shoes worth immense crop I would advise farm - $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 for $1.50; farmers to furnish their own barrels Gents' Nevv Felt Hats, just opened, and pack carefully their own fruit, worth :$3.50 for $1.75; All Lines of as buyers will not be able to handle Print and Crepon worth Inc. and the crop in the usual way. 15e. for 10e.; Ladies' Blouses worth JAMES STEEP & Co., Clinton. 75c. and $1.00 for 50c.; Great Re- THE APPLE OCITLOOK--The f'oI- ductions in all ribbons; Best Granu- lowing extract from a letter received lated Sugar, 22 lbs. for $1,00; Hack , by A. MeD. Allan, Goderich, from a and japan Tea worth 50c. for 35c., leading fruit farm in the Old Land, Saturday only. will be of interest to all who have Ask for ticket fo- free cabinet apples to market: "It is now more photos. Otir Saturday prices are or less possible to judge of the crop better than other houses can touch of apples in our country, and it is and back of,every sale is the "money certain that the same will be practi- back" gaurantee, cally nil in most parts of the United H111100mexceedingly 0• Kingdom, and an small M • • M-- • one in few favored places. * * The prospect for the sale of Caned - News Notes. inn fruit is therefore good for the Neilsen, the Artie explorer, has arrived coming season, and especially our at Vardoe. market. Mr. John Waugh was killed at Sea- BRITISH APPLE MARKET. --The forth by lightning. following report from J. B. Thomas, Mr. John Millais, President of the the fruit importer of Landon, Eng., Royal Academy is dead. will be of interest to ;Ontario apple The western district rids matches growers. After referring to the take place at London on September 80 crops of England and the continent, and Ocfober 1. , the circular gives the following sum - The safe of the Hamilton Engine ' ming up: The net result is to incli- Patking Company was cracked on Satur- tate that of early kinds our crop will day morning and $5 cash stolen. , be scarce and soon over. Of later Coal was struck by the Manitoba sorts the yield will be much below Government weli•boring }machine near Cartwright at a depth of 02 feet. the average, and altogether ihsuffici- ent to affect our requirements from Hon. W. D. Balfour, Provincial &ore- your side, and our London markets ....tory, was seised with illness on ,day last and is not expected to recov,.. should be prepared to receive fruit Three httle gir/s wen crossing the f•rom America and. Canada at amuch ..:IN'opanee River in a boat when lightning earlier date than . for many years SATURDAY—BARGAIN DAY killed two of theca named Lindsay and ast. reanle Jacobs of Cincinnati, a baloon- Everyone remembers, what a, stir '1st, wade his 1005th ascension at Quincy was caused amongthe English Ill., and the balooa burst. He was killed jingoes by the cession cif Heligoland, by the fall. the island Mid by Great. Britain The owners of the Steamship Vancou- near the month of the Weser, to Ontario for damages arising out of the cessions in East Africa. It would ver are taking action against the Lake ' Germany in return for eertain con- . recent collision. appear now that the English states - Elections in Colchester and Lunen- men got the best of the hairpi,n burg counties for.the Halifax -Provincial Assembly resulted in the return of German miIrai'x\ e perts announce Messrs. McClure and Moraeb, Liberals, that the chalk rock of the island will Miss Brown of Olinton and Miss !support neither the guns nor the for- Nigho of Seafortia were two of seven "cations necessary to make Heligo- young ladie.s who took final vows at St. Jana a place of strength,. The rock «Joseph's Convent Chapel, Mount IloPe,!is crumbling away under their Landoe. ,mr Saturday last. . . . , weight, and the millions, spent upon .THE APPLE CROP. grievance for Emperor William ! He A good deal of anxiety is express- will probably refuse to visit his ed by- the fruit growers in this local-; grandmother unless she censures the fty on account of the apparent , advisers who sold him a stucco scarcety of buyers this fall and fears island. • the work have been wasted. Another are expressed that the prices will be so low that apples will scarcely pay : Bonn. • for the pleking.. Hundreds of bar-; Amseta-in Wetaskewin, Alberta, N. cels of fall fruit are going to waste • \7`7' T" en July .2W1, the wife of Mr, there b31nr, John Ambler, formerly of 'Witighain; a no market foe them ex- ail ghtor, cept what can be sold for local con- 1,,e6eiernet.f.-In Morris,August lab, suraption. But; this fact does not the wife of Mr. 0. W. Campbell; a necessarily indicate that the market , daughter. *,•2 TUE WINCULAM TIMES, AUGUST 211 1896. FARM TO A 200 acre terra to and first Ias liui 125, Ne'inglon, Ont. Ogre* T. WINGRAK 11,411e wt. crlio•istx:o4ciisr THE DIRECT IMPORTER. T ioughtful close buyer appreciates our determine efforts to lead the trade in low prices and so trade is steadil moving our way, for which we offer our sincere thanks and best service, New IiiM<>411001:00 are here in abundance, you should see them before giving your order if you desire to wear the latest designs and correct pat- terns ,in fall costumes, Our large IMPORTATION of carefully selected IVIANTLES, the very latest styles in the trade, have just arrived. The best goes,first, come early. A few clays ago we secured from a Montreal Wholesale House their entire fine of ladies' all Wool Health Brand Vests, k at half price, a great snap. Do not miss thein. 'We do not like to praise ourselves, but we are glad our customers are doing it every day. The Banks and the trade generally, refuse to take Ameri- can Silver, but we will take Arnerican Silver at par for goods for a limited time, bring it ix2 while you can get Too cents on the dollar for it. 7^16)11;'%-ltItt)6tr:31Z CIDER AND 'JELLY MILL. ?WM a' LEM On the 4th any o4gust, 1800, transferred the good will of any license for tae Central Hotel orRormann House on E. Josephine street in the Town of Winglun'to Daniel McKenzie, the pre. sent owner. FRED. KORMANN. 0 MEN WANTED to Subscribe for the IMES. We will send the TIMES to bona -fide new sub-, scribers from now until the first of JANUARY 1896 for the small sum of '25 �NTS. The Undersigned intends running the Wiughana Cider and Jelly 1‘1111, on Tuesday end Wednesday, August 119th and l0th, and August 25th and 20th, 1806. and every day following until the end of the season. Bring along your i.ipples and get them mai nnfactured nto 1 Y• HAsmas & Errcurn, Wingham, Aug. 6th, 1S90, W RIS MEN 1). IV' GORDON Direct Importer, Wingham. I rt tz L4.n-.;.m t 2.11, E. if ffL7g t ILL TO THE FRONT1 The TIMESCOLIN A. CAMPBELL, is an up -to -i date paper, all printed TELEPHONE DRUG STORE, at home. 2 Doors South of Post Office I SUBSCRIBE AT ONCE. WINGHAM, , - ONT. Itfj _ _.---------_—_-_,-7-----,--teeeee--------ee..--,-------7---. . a' — ' p S L :: SOKS a ifil We sell everything required for a complete school outfit, lir 0 i la TEXT BOOKS, in every branch, COPY BOOKS, PENCILS, PENS, RUBBERS and SLATES. WE ' SCRIBBLING B OKS I"T'67-2gPs'_ A patent BOOK COVER given away with every school. book purchased from us. 111 CALL AT THE poputAA gooK STORE El KST OF WORKMANSHIP ALEX. ROSS.tI THE BOSS TAILOR. eteteesetaweeteeteteeet, Though the holiday season is passed for the present, we are still doing business on the old fie; plan of GIVING SATISFACTION IN II ALL WORK, GUARANTEE ood —AND 'THE— cjirtg'-a."V-JilrOgretlgTMILM_,* ifik:11.51-1g=1..^ ,""MraM74_,A-C2--, rAt.L21,1.:114-1,gaGI • BIG SAGRIFIGE CT • •I 1, taxamertausgenuareslealesnarm SUITS AT LESS THAN COSTA • Jr. STOCK MUST BE REDUCED. . G -Mt 40_ o. T?, ..#;] Has bought T Lesli 's . ant Tailorinp- Business sacrifice and has removed to his old stand opposite ' the 0' Queen's hotel. This is a genuine sale of first-class goods, 51 no cheap goods got up for advertising purposes. The ‘Ifn largest stock of woolens in town to choose from. Give us g a call. The latices will interest you." r.j.j Also a full line of Men's Furnishings at low prices. Frtli GEO. CARE, T. Leslie's Old Stand. Wing h arn . eireeeees. eia-eTe-e-0-. ersleieeeVee"-P...Weleeei-ele P-earePea Pri for winter irtnt will be, similarly glat- talex)ux,-,-In East Wawariosh, Aug. if I have no timejust now to compose an ad. but you want a PIANO, ORGAN, SEWING MACR- E WASHING MACHINE, WRINGER, BIND- , R, MOWER, SEED DRILL or anything the plement Rem.ember . I am ahead. of all position with the largest and best assorted ock of the best goods in the west. I keep re- irs by the ton for all leading plows. Office and warerooras opposite P. 0, ted. There never will be a paYing terk'' e wife of A. Rintaial ; (laugh- TN market for fait apples and the soon- vGeeeeseeee tower Wingbatti 00 Aug. er fruit growers make up their 10th, the wife of Robt. Groves; a son minds t,) this the better for them. i reaetrteene. ''''' irn No orchard should have more tree sle-"; Pawner,- NELSON. -In Winglaam, on op of the early varieties than is attn. Wednesday, Aug, 19t . at the residence .,,_ et too bride's parents by the Rev. D. SE Any fruit grower having an anneces- to Mimi Mary J. Nelson, daughter of Mr. Pa tient to supply local demands and gr. ammo, powen of Turnbetry Sexy number of thio profitless trees James Nelsen, WitighattV should have them grafted at once ,,,.._ wean, •10old in three or four years they ir Btu, -Ie Wingham, en Arai. 18th, Maggie E. Bell, aged 20 yeate4,1 tWould b3 yielding a marketable ,,,„, fruit, b'.o doubt there will be diffieul- lie mecum Rene In Winghato, Aug. 13th, Clare, infant child of M. mad Alm A. R. ty in handling the apples in Ontario Macdonald, aged 8 ram 12 dys,V 1 lines of goods turned out. ,Ittettietwleleetete.tesee, VaALL AND GET 0 IETR PRICES BEFORE ORDERING. fl" I-5 THEY ARE RIGHT EVERY TIME. GEO. H. IRVIN Pi] " THE " TAILOR, id Opposite Bank of Hamilton. WINGIIAM ONT. 1-.1M..3"I"197-11-t-if 'TIT A a.."\I" OLT) Is a Business or Shorthand Course in the erte4 -egg_ FOREST CITY •BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE, London, Ont, New and elegant apartments are being prepared for us in the new Y. M. 0. A, bonding, The whole of the third floor has been leased from the Directors for a term of years. With increased facilities and revised and strengthened course,,we should easily maintain the reputation earned as being the Model 13usiness Trebling opens -September let. School of Canada. Drop us a postal for catalogue and particulars, College re- d'. NV. WESTERVELT, Prinelpal. IrEtItt Atfilgow IA.. ---IN TEIE-- Ia lidt• iSe4C:)• P. S.—Havel& years experience.in the busineSs.1 Agent for Farm Implements. "WINGHAM TIMES."