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TUE WING L .AM TIMES, OCTOBER 23, 18 96.
c,Lrnations, in the centre of which l
IVICITae County I aspitai,
NDOO " 1 was a slicer liorsr shoe, This work The stone balld.n, adjoining' the
was designed and built by Miss court house is popular:ry regarded as
Kerrigan, of Toronto, and W. a,jail but judging by the eh. i Iter ,
Klt yciilne, barrister, of Clinton. of the inmates it is more nearly an
hospital then a d
The ceremony over, some innnutes P jail., <<,Lir ago
were spent, in cordial congratulations an old roan named Howe fell and.
g
PAY P` p broke leis le on the streets of
! to the ha air, A superb supper
er
was then served, during which Walkerton, and he was at °Ince ay-IIVIA„i
ttrusie was supplied by Cortese's r restedi.irn into j alk as a vagrant, and ;LE Y SQ UARE
three days a o it was discovered by C• Ii f the.
LAROE
OPERATIONS
along the line of
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THE CENTRAL $.
c711AKERY--- $.
Opposite tine
orchestra from London. Thi music'
lie is to this day, TWO or . Warrants first class Bread and
was delightful; it filled the souls of g f I Cakes- o r varied kinds
tus westthlram4:
9 l i the gusts with enthusiasm, and the, Port login people than one o
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brine the bargains we offer
forwarded to the jail. Here he will
A. special purchase of Ladies' Mantles remain until caner has eaten him up.
Men's Ready Made Clothing, Suits, And so it is from every part of
,Overcoats and Waterproof Coats. spoils, the county. It this thing keeps go.
We bought these goods at ) ing on, we suppose it will, the county ,
.our own price and our 1 .e in P should employ a staff of competent!
counters and tables swarm*. Lf ter supper medical men to treat its sick. ,
with nurse-persuading o most Otherwise the jail will develop into I
prices. Goody are a pest house, and become a menace ,
1T 13 d e who
.being ltrran ed to the public lrealtlr,--Walkerton Tele -
brought to one's memory the words
of Shakespeare:
"The plan that Relit :to music in him-
self,
Nor is moved with concord of (meet
sounds,
Is fit for treasons, stratagems, and
rrt' same
l , a musicians supplied the
musicfor dancing after
pleasant evening' was spentby
the'guests. Too much praise cannot
be given Messrs. ry on
spared neither time nor expense in
givingthe guests a good time,
They proved to be princely enter-
tainers.
Among those present from a
distance were: Mr. and Mrs. R. N.
Scott, Mr. and Airs. Jas. S. Moffatt,
Galt; Dr and Miss Whitelaw,
Guelph; Misses Edmonds and Cook,
Strattord; Mr. and Mrs Saunders,
Wroxeter; Mr. and Mrs. R. Maxwell,
Mr. and Mrs James Maxwell, Mr.
and Mrs, II. Ross and Mrs. Musgrove,
Bluevale; 1' - howler, of Wingham;
Miss Kerrigan. Toronto; Miss Coek-
well, London.
their number a niannamol ',Chomp
son, was the subject of a caner, and;
s he hadn't much money: he was
a
arrested as a vagrant and promptly
a -n0 marked for scope,
quid: selling
on
SATURDAY --BARGAIN DAY.
We invite you down as
early in the day as
possible, smaller crowds
and better choice.... .
SAT NDAY--BAilGAIN DAY
10 doz. large Towels worth 10e.
Saturday 5e.
25 pieces 32 inch Shaker Flan-
nel worth 8c. for 5e.
10 doz. Black and Colored Gloves TORIES FINED FOR TAM -
regular 30e. for. 10c. PEEING WIT MILK.
15 doz. Indies' heavy, ribbed,
Cashmere Hose worth 50c, for 35c.
40 up-to-date Mantles regular
$6 for $3.90
10 pieces of Cream and White
Lace, 10 inches wide, regular
25c., 35e. and 40c., Saturday 15e.
10 pieces of line Dress Goods
worth 50e. for 35c.
10 doz, Gents' Ties woruh 50e.
for " 3oc' in with milk supplied to the. Willow
8 doz. Gents'extra fine Ganzies r Grove factory.
worth 5e., Saturday o0e. Hector Johnson and Mrs. James
6 doz. Ladies' fancy Trimmed Elliott patrons of the Comboro' fact -
extra fine Underwear regular tory and Simon Lisdale and Joseph
40c., Saturday 2oc Robbins patrons of the Attercliffe
20 boy's two piece Suits, to Station factory, Ieaded guilty be
28, worth t0 for
$2.50 fore Police 3Magistrate Paylor of
50 men's large Uregul, all wool, Devonville to the charge of supply -
worth $8.50, regular $5.50 ing milk from which cream has been
20 men's Suits just opened, regu- extracted and were fined, the two
lar > 10 for. , . • • . 6.5Q I former e20 each and the two latter
50 pair Button and Laced Shoes
fine at $1.60 for1.35' $15 and $1,50 costs each.
5 doz. Corsets worth 50c. for35c. I The practice of tampering with
I milk supplied to cheese factories
!S11IALL WARES. seems to be decreasing as these are
Pins, le.; Bair Pins le.; Ribbons, lc.; I the first cases that Mr. Millar has
Handkerchief's, 1c.; Clothes Pins Ie.;1 had this season. There is eceasionly
to be found unscrupulous persons
who will. stoop to do a dishonest
thing and watering and skimming
milk is too great a temptation for
thein. These need to be watched
very closely. Tine greater number
at M. H. WINDOWS. of cheese factories have Babcock
milk testers, and the makers by test-
ing the milk often are able to deet
skimming and watering very quick-
ly. This serves to deter many who
might be tempted to take from their
neighbors in this way,
Every cheese factory should have
a Babcock Milk tester, and N DIV MACIIINE
to Miss Mary Bryrdone:: „v test evei`.y patrons milk fre
The lfarriagv of Miss' 11> a,.,
3rydoit`' dauglr of the late quently. A record should be kept
PATRONS OF CHEESE FAC -
During the past few weeks In
spector Millar of The Western
Dairymens' Association, has had the
following patrons of cheese factories
summoned for tampering with milk
by them.
L. Challenger was summoned to
appear before Police Magistrate
Flagg of Mitchell, where he paid a
fine of $10.00 and costs for tamper -
Washboards two for 25e.
-'e invite ynt. all to shave
this Great Bargain oppur-
trr•,ttr
£WELL-BRYDONE.
«'lib ct,hti "d Herald has the fol-
lowing ioteresthi: account of the
marriage o1'111r• Itiftix 4.1l of Bluevale,
About two years ago a young
man, well and favorably known in
Seaforth, was united in marrige
while residing in Manitoba. The
knowledge of rhe whole affair was
kept a secret until a couple of weeks ,
ago, when the wife of Air. N. Strong
arrived in town, and the boys were
surprised, at finding that Old Nelse
had taken himself a. partner for life. J C LS
The happy pair intend. making
Seaforth their Home and spending I
equal to any city. Pull'
Pastry extra fine,
WEDDING CAKES
ORNAMENTING
that cannot be excelled outside 1
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of any city, and done so
reasonably that it will
always pay you to
have it clone at the
CENTRAL BAKERY
All oorders 'promptly attended to.
I a ii constantly making and or-
namenting Wedding Cakes
which proves our efficiency.
The Central Bakery has a far
and wide reputation as a first-
class bakery,
Returning thanks to my num-
erous customers for their past
patronage and hope for a con-
tinuance of the same.
Iam
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the remainder of thei' lives among 6 '7QtrT 'r111fAc.111, ONT.
Nelse's old friends. He is one of '
those jolly fellows who brings sun- }- ' t
shine wherever he goes. He and Mrs.
Strong will be appreciated as wet -
come additions to the ever growing
population of our town.
On Saturday while Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Robinson, of Fullerton, were
visiting at his brother Henry's in the
township of Hibbert. In leading
bis horse out of the stable a colt
belonging to the latter, kicked him
in the back, in consequence of which
he will be laid up for some time.
HOLSTiEN DAIRY
IS HERE TO STAY.
We understand interested parties are spreading
the report that we are not likely to be long in the
business. We beg to assure the people of Wingham
that we have embarked in the milk business to stay,
that we ere increasing our business daily that our
milk is clean and pure. Our customers are nor hest
commendation.
BEswvrrnmucx=Pints-At the resi-
dence of the bride's father, on Oct. 12th,
by the Rev. J Fisher, Mr. James Bes-
witherick, tailor of Gorrie, to Miss Julia
I ko, of }Lowick.
SMELTSER-BAIinn-At the residence
of Mr. K. Disney, on Oct. 14th, by the
Rev. R. Millyard, Mr. Jas. Smoltzer, of
East Wawanosb, to Miss Maria Baker,
of Clinton:'
LITTLE -BRUCE -tit the residence of
the bride's father, I3th con. Hullett, on
Oct. 14th, by Rev. A McLean, .Thomas
Little to Bella, seconu daughter of Mr.
Robert Bruce.
1fMorrroonxaiY-IawIii-On Wednesday,
Oct 21, by the Rev. G. A. Gifford, Miss
Debbie Irwin. daughter of Thos. Irwin
John St. to Mr. Ales. Montgomery, of
(rangehiil.' ;;`
HAUGH-ROBINSON-On Wednesday,
Oct 21. by the Rev, Wtn. Lowe, Miss
Jane Robinson to Thos Ha,lgh, all of
Turnberry: ` '
fMAxwELL-BRmnosa,--In Mornington
on the 14th inst., by the Rev, E. A.
Fear, Mr. W. Maxwe)l, of Bluevale to
Miss ;,1ary Brydona.
DYED,
BAILEY -In Hullett, on Oct. 1.6th Mrs.
John Bailey, aged 37 years.
Mnsox In Clinton, on Oct, l7tb, Sarah
relict of the late Charles Mason, aged 70
years.
JJExxnea-In E. Wawanosb, on Sept.
8th, Laura, daughter of Giles Jenkins,
aged 13 yeare.q
Andrew iBrydoncr to W. Maxwell• a of the test of all suspicious samples on corner of
and the Inspector should be called '
prosperous young frVtmier of Bluevale , c I . in
was celebrated yestercitry afternoon v' ll n absolutely necessary. The VICTORIA ST.
at "Courthill,' in Morn'tn on tow'.u• of the Instructors employed b
n°c 'oeiation should not be taken
ship, the spacious residence os James the ass aeutin patrons for tamper
and T1
SNP.
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John Brydone, brothers of the t with pros. • le "Their time should
bride It was a fashionable event, ing with mi.
some 1 35 guests, eompris.nt„theleadhe taken up w,''it instructing makers
sig residents and youth xind beautyin the most improved methods of j
of tl'e neighborhood bang pvesen x nuking the finest qt- ality of cheese If
The ceremony took place at five' al id butter and not in doing: work 1
o'nlock, Rev. E. A Fear offieiarting. th, nt should be done by the faetory-
llirs. 14'eat played the wecIdfing pie, n themselves or made, necessary
march. The drawing room w:- l by , paying every patron according
beautifully decorated rvitlr palms I to t- e quality of the milk supplied
roses and carnations. Tire ,id e who ► bi' hi tn. There would then be no
ase bright and attractive brunette,
was gowned in cream erepon, 'with
chiffon and pearl trimmings, veil of
tittlie and orange blossoms, The
brfde's maid, Miss l tulheron, of
Mitchell, was dressed in Sicilian
trimmed with silk Iace. Both look:1
ped ,cbarr*iingly sweet, The I'bride I hatter fay la, 's come pito such dis- Opposition with the largest and best assorted
tarried alt bort difference to a patron
r on. The brides nth,?: •
cod carried tilt roses. The groom ihetween ortting tn,+teal fat reading and •
= e pit iso sirrali that pairs' by tete ton for all leading plows.
R. W. RUNCIMANis pre-
pared to do all kinds of repair-
ing on machineryat reasonable
prices.
CASTINGS of all kinds
supplied on short notice.
Will pay cash for Wrought
and Cast Scrap Iron.
WINGHAM
SAW and PAINING MIS..
MMeLEAN & SON, Props.
A. large stock of all kinds otrough and
plained lumber, Shingles, Lath, Apple
Barrels, Cedar Posts, Hard and Soft
Wood, etc., kept constantly on hacid and
deal on shortest notice. Orders by
mail or telephone promptly attended to.
ItieL EAN it SON.
M. PATTERSON
The Leading Jeweller has
the largest and new -6
est stock of
novelties in
JEWELRY
'and
SILVERWARE
^+ ' &i5u"t ! liR C1 iif1M4..11011 `1tiMai " "1".ezure
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of perfect pants when you it
buy ours, made to order. As
easy and as free the first time
you put them on as though
worn a' month -still fitting, jra•I-,
the way new pants should. a
FALL SUITINGS ■■ ■
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in Wingham. Having the larg-
ent Repairing trade in this
section of the country, we
can afford to sell cheaper than
others who have a small re*
pairing trade.
M1 PATTERSON
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JEWELER.
Directly opposite Bank ' of
Hamilton.
WINGHAM - - ONT.
iatdri i glint for skimming or water- it ill I have no time just now to compose an ad., but
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i ' 1 a be lamented that owing to }I if you want a PIANO, ORGAN, SEWING MAC1C-
the sl%h t difference of opinion be- INE, WASHING MACHINE, :."WRINGER, BIND -
weep jai ne authorities as to the
divide, the system of paying for ER, MOWER, SEED DRILL or anything in the
milk acrtgtr ling to the percentage of , implement line. Remember I am ahead of all
gxet of white roses repute. ".tire I keep re -
vote assisted by W. 13rydone f b
1. 11,, ` y addmg ,. per ce, well to recon• , Office and warerooms op
of the factory mem T nfIf o
polite P. O.
ng• the ceremony the bride and far in 7cl•,iptinagon silk, nr pooling Agent for I`ar1n0 Implements.
stood under a cypress arch Both are b::tter thank the P. 5, -----Have 13 'ears experiences l a the business.;
tl n• .atilt ,
UrriSter, of Clinton, brother do d will not g Ts w - 1. . l
lfi , consider t Ties t• method
All of the newest, arriving
now every day. Drop in
on your way down town
and take a look.
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MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, r-THURS-
DAY, FRIDAY and S 1`RDAY.
This sale will continue until the whole stock. is cleared out:
We will give you Bargains that other merchants cannot touch
and they are sure to kick about our prices, but it is none of
their business, the stock is ours and we can do as we like with
it. We have passed into stock a large consignment of goo s
bought for less than 5oc, on the $1, never mind where we t
them, they are here for inspection. The following are sorb
the cuts you -will find here. These prices for cash only-.
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iopieces flannelettes 3cwere5
" 4 " 6
8 < <.
" 5 " i0
6 " to
5 5
10 " 15
5 25
20 " 35
5o on $I
Cloaking 5o `° $I
Mantling 5o " $1
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15
7
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20
20
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largerangeofTweeds 5o $i
And a great many more prices we
could give, bat space will not
permit.
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A full range of Mantles,
new stock, at one half usual
prices. We have no room
to mention all our large
stock, but all the rest of our
goods will show the sane
fate.
Come early and take ad-
vantage of prices you may
never get again
G. M=NTYEZM
MACDONALD BLOCI1. WI1vGIU11.