The Wingham Times, 1896-10-30, Page 5M-.iLE WIN iUAM TIMES 0(7013
Who 'brings us one dollar will get in exchange
6 yds. of good reliable Henrietta Cloth
doable fold and'hrt,ve herr choice of these shades viz: 1'Iyrtlo, Bronze, or
Dark fawn, youtom, ill find them ready for you, cut off in dress lengths, the
above 6 yards is sworch $1. 80, bttt we make this unprecedented offer as
further stimulous for the closing days of October.
T MEANS A 0000 DEAL TO A 'WOMAN
to know that right 'here is a MILLINERY and MANTLE DEPARTMENT
where styles are gibe latest and prices whittled down to the lowest possible
point.
Sailor flats newest affects 50e. and 75c.
(,hills 5e., 2 Tips colors pink or green 15e.
There';:; a 'fit, tt :''tyle and a finish about our Mantles that make them
Prime Favorites. ites. :1 boom has struck our Mantle Department.
Prices 0 75 for a Mk -rough Nap Cloth.
Some very pretty effects at ?5; Better lines still at $6.50, $7.75 and y310.
Fru' Capes are deserving ofspecial ,attention, we show a range that will
stand the teat o; comparison.
I31k, Heavy Goat Capes 32 inches
r' Astrachan " 27 "
long,
" Astraehlttl ''r 30 " 't
Astrachan " 120 "
" Oppoesum 41 28 ,r
" Oppossniti '' 30 if
" Far Ruffs
Mink
sweep
long
$11 00
16 50
17 50
22 50
24 50
29 00
1 00
3 00
1'V'e like the customer who likes to
Feather Boas all sizes and all prices.
.get a 1)arg;tin.
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FON SALE Oa RENT,
FARM of P.t erns, litnloss tntc,,x;,ip, l;rth'e Co.,
75acreeOnt.rue;, 1e,.,•1 of apri c w':.ter,tO0;:ood
wells; 1,41,n,,1 r. !,1 gem benne. ]ahoy think I at•n,
good stable.;;, w,. tee. l,, ., i '„ omh:nel, 2 DINS Iroot
whiteahu+nit,t.,ii •,., 4 ir•,u, r,uol.•a„u•; an es,te;lent
,opportunist' 1,'r .; a x tt prnlltabUs Jtury htenness. 1
Apoit to 'arra A. st erart, f,t .ince, it .e. Stewart
St. Thole is or A. tt ,itewart, 2,uoswat4:'r.
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lot con. 0, 1 u jibe, 1,
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The residence of Mr. David Coeh-
rane, of the 2nd con. of Howiek, was
burned to the ground on Monday
evening. The fire started in the
front part of the house, where there
had been no fire for sorra days.
Most of the contents of the lower
story were saved but the rest were
burned. We understand 1`lr. Coch-
rane had an insurance of $200 on the
house but none on the contents.
The :argent frame barn in Bruce
Co, is owned by John Pilger, 10th
eon. Carrick. It is larger than that
of Mr. Cargill, M. P., whose barn is
80 feet long by 61) in width, while
Mr. Pilger'e is of the samo width
and 2 feet longer. It has a wing
attached, the upper part of which is
used for a straw shed, 38x5 1. The
outside posts are 24 feet in height,
while the posts of the ordinary barn
range all the way from 16 to 22 feel..
Underneath the whole is a stone
foundation, 10 fcer, high, and here
stabling accommodation is furnished
for all the horses. cattle, sheep and
pigs any ordinary farmer will likely
ever own. It is a great structure
and represents a lot • both of hard
work and bard cash.
1
Has been endor ed the medical
profession for r r ent ears. (Ash
your Doctor. This because it
is always p atalle—al ays uni-
form—alw , s contains purest
Norwegian Cod -Liver and
Hypopbosphites. nsist
on :Scott's Em ion
with trade -mark of n
and fish.
Put up in 5o cent and $i.o
sizes. The small size may be
enough to cure your cough or
help your baby.
R 30, 1590..
L4.vo S1so) Allarketh.
Last l3ufliiIo, NOW. York, Oct. 27
—Cattle—receipts only a small
bunch, but eight cora left over;
tnarket steady. Ilogs—Receipts, 10
cars; market slow and lower; yorkers
fair to choice, $3.63 rr' 3.70; roughs,
common to good, k',43 (r $3.15; pigs,
common to fair, 0.25 (r; $3.05.
Sheep awl lambs ---Receipts 7 care,
Market fairly steady; lambs, good
to ehoice, x•I.10 Ct, c- .35; eull and
common, e3.23 Se $3.75; Canada
lambs common to ehoice, >4.23
$4.35; sheep good to deice hrtluly
weight wethers, ';3.3 , (f: 0.50; cull
and common, ,'1.50 (co, $1.75.
Closing report; ---Cattle closed Anil
with more unsold. Bogs . closest
steady with 13 ego's held over.
Sheep and lambs closed weak, 10
loads of Canadas came in late.
Toronto Ont., October 27—At the
Toronto cattle market to -day trade
was dull, although offerings were
not so large as they have been for
some time. export cattle a little
stiffer. flogs firm. About a dozen
cars were bought for the Montreal
market, Some of the drovers sent
their export cattle to the old country
in first hands, dealers are not offer-
ing them high enough prices. Mr.
II. A. Mullins arrived back from the
West to day and leavers for Mont-
real shortly with 200 cattle which
'he will ship for England on the
steamer Angloman on Friday.
Receipts of cattle at the Western
cattle yards to -day were 61) carloads
which included 835 sheep and lambs
1,500 hogs, 13 calves and 15 rtlilch
cows and springers. Export cattle
--There was a fair amount of buy-
ing done to -day, but prices
were not any better than they have
been for sone time, nothing going to
4e per pound except one or two; head
of picked from bunches of choice
cattle. The run of prices was from
3?;c Ct) 3; c per pound. Cables from
Britain are steady but quiet. • There
were some carloads of good cattle in
to -day, and they went for about
X13,80 per cwt. Poorer cattle sold
lowly. Sheep and lambs steady,
shipping sheep selling at 2.; per Th,
fine buck, 24e per ib. for good shipp-
ing ewes and wethers. Lambs dull
at e2.22 C{' $3.25 each. Butchers
sheep $2.25 to $2.50 each. Calves
q 5 « el each, Milch cows and
springers, pretty active; prices f725
rt' $40 each. .flogs firm; prospects
for higher prices before long. Good
sold at 374e per pound, thick fat hogs
31e (<i: Me. Sows., 3e.
Bigamy.
A ease of desertion and bigamy
has came to light in which a former
resident and Uoderich township and
Clinton is the principal. Mr. Thos.
Miller, educated and refined, return-
ed here a thaw ago years ago with
his wife and family, and it was
generally thought from former ex-
perience, he would have turned to a
more virtuous life. By profession a
sshool•teacher, and p )pular with the
majority of those with whuln he carne
in contact, he can lttake• 0 goo(, .liv-
ing. Some time a so lis lef; nis wife
and six childred hose, the eldest 15
or sixteen and the youngest two and
0 half years old, and east his lot at
Sudbury, where he engaged to teach
school at Copper Cliff. He was well
liked and was Superintendent ofl
).
the Ilesbyt•eri;tn Sunday Schaal,
He became enamoured of an only'
slaughter named IN ink, a German
lady and the two were married by
the Methodist minister at Sudbury
on the first of last July. From that
time his contributions to his family
here were cut ul', although he ex
pressed a desire to have the children
meet him in Toronto on his way to
Sudbury. There was strong Stn
picion that all was not right, and 11
friend of the family took five of, the
children to Sudbury, and the true
fnwaodness cif :'Miller's rascality was
learned. He then deserted wire No.
2 and left by the first train as far as
Stratford with the ehildren,where he
put them on the train for Clinton and
headed on the fast train for Pert
IIuron , since which time be has not
been heard of. The escapade is a
most distressing affair, as both fami-
tsklial.ibri.'t,.l'.Ms 1V1 ; . .aa,
BAKING POWDER
Ie well known to be sn r,erior to any
powder in the market. We guaran-
tee it to be pure healthful and
strong.
Only 25c. a pound
At CHISHOLM'S DRUG STORE
WIN(,r1IA11I, ONT.
The wholesale price of
CRE is. of TARTER
is going up fast but
we are sQlling it at
the same old price
40 cents a mound,
lies are well connected, but there is
a satisfaction to know tlmt the whole
responsibility rests (01 the culprit
himself. Ile certainly should be
apprehended and punished. ---News
Record.
BLYTH.
Mrs. A. W. Cartes' add Mrs. Miles
Young have returned ft Ms their trip
to Manitoba.
Our 1'ndertaker, 3. II. Chcllew, is
suffering with t , phoicl fever at r: -
sent.
Sane of the new machinery to be
placed -in E. Livingstone's factory
has arrived' and been placed on the
•
grounds.
We are pleased to hear that Mr.
Walter Scott who has bese seriously
ill for some time pest, is improving a
little.
Some of Mr. Slant I.ivingstone's
men were hurting empty houses last
week to occupy when they come to
town to work.
Our townsman, Mr. R. Howard,
has once more embarked into the
butchering business in the Howarth.
brick block.
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keeping the nobbiest
and best stock of
TWEEDS,
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Scotch and Irish that
are in the market.
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i[arche .0 -� stock must be isposed of
on or efore that date® •
lst day of
ct: roe in and see u.3
and
SAv. 1IIO VEY.
OVERCOATS to be sacrificed worth $12 for $8, worth $14 for $10.
��' MADE. SUITS MUST Ute.
375 MENS BOYS AND CHILDREN'S `BEADY
Suits worth $8 for $6, worth $12 for 9, worth $ 1.5 for $11. Boys'sameroonion. RV
suits in theproportion.
SHIRTS, GLOVES, NECKTIES, UNDERCLOTHING.
HATS, CAPS, 04/
Everything must go at a sacrifice.
JOHN TEL & SONS, ��b
Macd • nald Block, W1ngham 1 bc,
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