HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-09-04, Page 8SEPTEMBER.
Perhaps you wore among the lulu
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reds who visited us on Saturday*,
d if $e youlearned hew we are
Ging down prices for Bargain Day.
Auld y cnu do better 9
??ii'' it'bver see such qualities
at such low prices? Not in
departmebt alone, but an over
the house.
SATURDAYBARGAIN DAY.
Saturday will be, a Special Dress
Goads and Silk Day.
HE. .\ UflA T1ME ,, SEPTEMBER 4, 1.e$6,
All Special Exanrsion Trains
leave London akar 10 p. M., to
allow visitors to eee the evening pre-
forruanees.
BLTJEVAL.E.
Mra. John Burgess started for
Manitoba on, Tuesday, to visit her
children -out there, She was aecona-
panied as far as Toros -to by her
daughter Maggie, and Miss Mary
Fraser,
Mr. James Robertson and Mr.
Alex, Anderson went to 1~fteeitoba
also,
Elliott Bros., of Wawanosh, are
doing most of the threshing in this
neighborhood.
Mrs. J, J. Messer and Iittle Mar-
garet returned to their home In Ham-
ilton on Tuesday after ra month's
visit at Mr. Wan. liesser's,.
Miss Minnie Ross, of Wingliawa.
spent last week visiting 111iss Maggie
and Jessie Robertson.
Mr. Archibald Patterson has start-
ed to butetter, as. he always does in
Ooderielt steam fire engine and bri•.
Bade wbieI went over to Saltford a
plentiful supply of water was had
front the river. The firemen saved
the new portion of the ;tannery
contaadnitig the in aebihery, Mr.
I3eel 's loss will he about $2000
covered by insurance in the Western
and La
fleas conn snits!
p . ad it
not been for the steam engine the n
village would haste been swept out -j
of existence, as a high southerly `�
wind was blowing. The villagers
had, a hard fight to keep the fire f1
under Control. The supposition is
that tbe root of the 'salt block was
struck by lightning, as a tremend-
ous electric discharge occurred
about that time, arousing many of
the inhabitants, who natieed .the
flames and gave the alarm, There
had been no fire in the furnace of
the salt block for three weeks,
Much sympathy is expressed for Mr.
Merman in his great loss, as he is
one of our most enterprising and
energetie salt mantfxacturers. This
is the second time within a few years
the fall. that his salt works have been des -
Mr. Wan. Grey, jr., of the tailoring troyed by fire,
COME AND SEE. establishment of Mr. Hutchinson,
Staff a, is visiting his home here.
Mrs. George liaedonald, and Alias E.
Figured Blouse Silks, regular price Messer took in the excursion to
Owen Sound last Saturday.
50e. for 35e.; Black and Colored Mrs. R. N. Duff attended the
Serges,all wool, worth 36e. for 19e.; funeral of her aunt, the late Mrs.
Extra Fine Black and Colored Cash-. Wm Elliott of Waw nosb, last Sat -
mere, worth 60c. for 48c.; Fancy urday.
Tweed Patterns worth 50e, for 35e.; Mr. A, McEwen, principal of the
3 ercls of Fancy Tweeds worth 30c. !p p'
for 15e; 50 doz. Children's Ribbed ' public school prepared six pupils for
Cotton Bose worth 15e. for 5c.; 15 curt sure and two for comnaereia!
dol Ladies' Black Ribbed Hose ;course examinations. All were sue•
,.eessful and we are sure Mr. McEwen
Cashntere,wor'th45e.for 30c.; 6 Men's ;.Inas the sincere thanks of bothP
u its
Suits, Canadian Tweed, well made, p
worth ' $5 for $2,95; 24 Boys' Suits ; and parents for Isis patient work.
Mrs. Mr. andworth $3 and $3.50 for $2,75• Gents' ;