The Wingham Times, 1896-12-11, Page 71
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P, T. BARNUM THE GREAT SHOW
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4 TNE HO '1EN DAIRY
is prop.wd to all ordersbr nil:k of 4dtn hs4trp1slrt5
Bit mole are well rad art kept senapeloatiy clear:
sad +urUse:i with dry 4101¢51 sod are bosectiin clean
eteuciws ',Surely. this r,1111:,tnust ho oleo 14) shins
arkr seorc-wholesome thw. that trontw(,we whe Carley
sr:c , egelr evidences e,lrtfiy premises .abut them
ed 44 ; 0w1..4 to fecal,aortheetrectsawl back yards
once .said:
"People like' to qe u.ltxa,bu.gged,"
Wall all due regarrd to the '. elbow gentleman, we don'O
agree with his statement. It may have been all right in the
circus business, but in the retailing oVx'r±`littndiso at the
present time it simply won't do.Wllen a woman buys a dress
she has a right to know ail about it, it's our busiuessi0help
her male a selection; if the goods she decides upon is all
wool we tell her so, if it is part cotton, we (tell her it is part
cotton. There is no deception, no `humbug practised in this
business. -- t -. 1 ,-. i - t - t
SOMA EANTIC SALPg1
Millinery has taken a tumble
Ladies' Trimmed Bats, regular price 81 75, sate price ant 30
Si t, Si /, +i 2 2d
SI tr 1 5n
,t Walking " It u 1 25, tt t, rV
" Sailor it tt t„ 75, a a 5 `
Ig 9+ tc it ti J0, " t� 50 Q1.'-:
Ribbons, Feathers, Plovers and Jet Ornaments away down
rr,,,i,u4,fhisolowhittosololollts lipttolelidls,roolliaiNrr9H4'tf91GAAS"
Curling Tongs, regular pries 10c, sale price 5c.
Fins any size you require, regular price Sc. sale price 1o.
Ladies Carpet Slippers, sizes 3, 4 awl 5, regular price 40o, sale price 250.
Black and White Ducie; Salsbury Cloth, fast colors, ter waists regular 14 for TO
• X.9adies' Ribbed Cashmere 1'iose, regular price 85o. sale price 25.
Ladies 1+'ine Shoes, pointed too, Dongnla Kid, regular price 6? sale price $1,50
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We have just purobaeed some extra valno Grey I+'lannels, earl and see then
In ladies' Gorman Overshoes, we show some interesting Iines in all sizes.
Black rough Mantle Cloth are in great rdemand, we have it at all prices,
Special $1, $1 40, Si 65, 81 75 and 82 25.
Towels large size fancy border, all linen, regular 35o. a pair sale price 20c. •
Another case of Flannelettes has been opened up, they are the. aarue as we
have been running for the past three weeks, regular 10e. goods, but our
price bafc, that means 10. yards fur 08e. •
i'Iauneistte Blankets special line at 75c. and 90o. a pair.
There's not many more days left this year to sell goods, but the few that are
left we are going to make big ones..
Goods, Goods, love pricerr and everything on the move.
Eav-We are making up another;ear load of dried apples.
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SAW and PL 1NING M�iJtS.
:takeLRAN & 01,T, Props,
A. largo/stock of all ,l inds of rough and
plaited Bamber, Shingles, Lath, Appl13
Barrels, Cedar Posts, Hard and Soft
Wood, etc., kept eotsteutly on hand and
deal on :shortest notice. Orders by
mail or telephone promptly attended to,
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GREAT CHIMING SALE
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CNIN&. ,CROOKRR" ' AND
4 ;ASSWARE,
,af rowiarmolohoo
GORRtE,
ntr. Belt Scott has moved into Ms
lie tcredit to the
Ito wn.
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Owing to warm weather lately,
business Paas been very sleek.
A now barber bass -tailed up inear town opposite the Ultisgow 11ouso
new House w l is a
.ancl lntenfls working up tt good
We have rdecided to ,ofifer our t tip
immense steak cif Ohina, Crockery
and Glasawase at cos' for
only,
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Note a few of the many
The Seaford' Expositor points oat I
larinted Cups and saucers Lel'Zt S amew Nroc'inelaal Seeretarm~
Our at, 9 f: ,•f' t sf,s►uc•r%' o51.
s;itit-i „f :s fr111 di.1. c.ft' all
the !r(j i.r:t,' ,Ht•ir'�r.
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r Mullet reps,
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�ti yve sell our Peifiill r•a ;
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West W vrauo.,". ..seers Ist q.e
tats
BARGAINS • 1 that , ,11a t.e Mani,
per doz.,,,., 1Je ' : 15 a native c,t St1-ntfeird Mein a
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Tea Sets deeol•ated. gilt grandson of the late J .T. E. Linton,
edge 44 pieces $2,7.,5 I for many years clerk at' the pewee
Tea Sets Porcelain El0 for the county of Perth, th, and a nephew
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pieces.. , ..... Z.75 of Mrs. Sheriff Reseda. Ile left
Diruser Sets 97 pieces ..85A0
Dinner Sets 100 pieces„ 51,50
Toilet .Sets 10 pieces, .
Crystal Bread Plates..
Crystal Celery Plates., p�
Crystal Fruit Bowls, .. to
G. G. GRIFFIN,
Wingham, - Ont.
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AND AN
ENTIRELY NE STOCK.
W, H. Wallace has removed his stock of
CLOCKS,.
A T C 171 E ,
JEWELRY,
SILVERWARE,
to Dawson's BIock, one door north of Farquharson's Grocery
and has added a bran new line of
As announced last week we have moved our entire stock of
BOORS, -
STATIONER, It,
WALL PAPER,
FANCY GOODS, Etc.
and are now settledd in our new and coinmod'iousquarters. in the
(24-. .El GO R' 3E14001 -C.,
opposite the Queen's Hotel where we will be pleased -to meet
all our old customers.
OUR CHRISTMAS GOJDS
are arriving daily and we are opening them out and getting
thein into place as quickly as possible, We have
the finest sock of
FANCY GOODS IN CFLLITLOIDS
ever sho';vn ili Winghain, including
Ladies' and Gents' Toilet Setts, our and Collar
Cases, Glove Cases, Photo Albums and
Autograph. Albums. Toys and Pic-
ture Books, a paradise for
Children.
WALL PAPER to,000 rolls just opened out. And old
paper selling at reduced prices,
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The Pepittar Soak Stare,
FANCY GOODS,
ST TIO,.&FY AND
SGHOOL SUPPLIES
His Stock Comprises
DRESSING CASES,
FANCY CHINA,
COCOA SETS,
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA SETS,
FANCY CUPS and. SAUCERS
nd all other lines carried in a
ag
A full line
ELGIN, WALTHAM :2ROCKFORD
11, '•y A T C H E 1,...8
kept in stock at lowest prig,
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11310111 INSTRUNCIPS
VIOLINS, GUITARS. BANJOS, -MOUTH
ORGANS AND .ACCORDIANS, ETC.
Remember the place
He Wallace.
One door north of Farquharson's.
Stratford .about fftec.n years ago.
.Huron has furnished Manitoba with
its Premier, Oxford with its At-
torney-Generaal,'1lie: dlese;c with its
Treasurer, WeIlinr''on with its' Cum-
missioner of 1'a bile Works, and now
Perth furnished the Provincial See -
tar, . Ontario f'urnisl.ecl th
tire Cabinet, and all from the een;'
tral group of counties pitta Fibron
as the head. No wonder .the Gov-
ernment is a good one.
e en- ri A riieeting of {he 1,Ve•t Duron
louse Of:aoruge Nowa.
The latest arrivals are henry
Reynolds, from Ilensall, and James
Gann, from Oc ljlorne. Tne boy
mentioned in last notes has. secure a
home with a fanner in Stanley town-
ship, to do chores, and go to school
for the winter.. The house
visited by many of the County Coun
cillor's on -Wednesday a, in., to in-
spect the work clone by County C
missioner Ainsley, and many
pressed themselves as highly plcl
with the improvements made, as
as the planner in t high •evervtl
about the Ic1sLltntion was niaanaa
Henri' -Candy, furnierly of Gode
township, and an Inmate since .last
March,. has recovered his usual good
health, and note gags to Centralia,
where he has secured a good sit-
uation with Mr.. Anthony Nevin,
for a year, on a farm, at good wages.
—New Era. -
arner's' Lista tine was held inHnitail
Ashfield- towrr•i_ip, 1121 �', iday fast,
Como. encia at 1,110 p. Xmm, The chair
was occupied by President Hailey,
of West fila si inset 11. The first ad-
dress was delivered l'y Mr. A•, Mcf,
Allan' of Gi deritth, on- picking and
shipping of fr.ait, under these follow-
ing hcada; i -t. What to pick; 2nd
When -to piek;:lr•d-Iluw to pick. Mr.
Heaton, cif ;�f.tierictl, next addresed
the meeting on lite •l+'ararrer,s Son,"
His made of handlingthe subject
showed that tic had given it a great
deal of tlarougl, t, and d he was atten- '
tie'ely listened tf/. .%r. evening Meet- .
ern- ing was held at which there was a,
es- good attendau ce. and a g.v ct program
of vocal and instrumental musie inter-
'_'_`;`,; seer ed with addresses was given.
ling 'rhe affair. was fairly successful
ged. 1thiougheut.
rich r• Je.w a ).S Own Heart.
Shelbyville, Ind., Dec. 4. --...,Tames
Hall, 15 years • old while shooting
zaa.bnits recently, wasshot, the charage
Uncovering the lung and cutting
away the second and third ribs, open-
ing a holt: three; inches square,
through which could be seen • every
pulsation of the heart.
An attempt was made on Tuesday -'
to close the bole, covering it with a
silver plate. It was wired to the,
ribs to hold the plate as well as t,"
stengthen tine broken banes. -
After this teas Bono -t'c akingraft-
ing war, } t•rorte-d to ti.i cover theplate.
The skin was all Mull rrorrrs EriIPS
body.
The elmr,rrs are ul(i:0 favorable
for his rtN•ve V.
Refire 1:,e operation a mirror was
placed so I I„, boy could see his own
heart beat.
• 5arviaci By A Vali.
A clapboard nail driven into the
wall over a apriog hi the rear of her
house at Vinalhaaven bad annoyed
Mrs. Will Burns several titins lately
and she had been - intending to re-
move it, hut, now she is glad she
didn't. Her baby boy a year and a
half old, was playing about the yard
one day this w.. k, when he
suddenly disappeared. Mrs. Burns
rushed to tae spring and there she
found her little fellow, IN here he had
fallen in; but that nail had caught his
hood and waaim holding his heard above
the water, though it had drawn ti t;
strings so tightly Under his ,hr, -1,t as
aalhaost to strangle him. Mrs., twos
will make no more complaints aboutt
the nail, no matter how wsany times
it eatches her dress.
GUINA N `; .1 N.
Mr. Ed. Percy and Arthur- 'Mc-
Lean, of Kinlough, tork'in the party
at Mrs. Emile' aals9, Mr. Alf. Hald-
enbv and Mi'::: Jennie Miller.
Mr. Jas. tGilmour ltaaId a flying
visit tn the. vicinity of Kilalough.
Jimsav, things asr•e a little dell on
the tenth ss e cion for trim this last
couple of weeks and he must seek
his fate elsewhere.
Mr. T'as, Pi*: has bean engaged
for the winter• atiirh Mr. .John Scott,
Miss M. I1. Scott has gone to
Winglmm tn learn the dress making.
Mr. 'Will Robinson. who has been
confined to th,• bans° for some- time
with a severe cold is able to be
around again.
The most; am cessful wood bee
of the sca.rin took place at
Mr. David 1nt1ie's, on Friday of last.
week. As a result a good days
work was done, and as a reward for
their faithful labor, the young men
were given the use of Mr. Eadie's
house where upon they gathered in
a number of the fair sex and en-
gaged in tripping the light fantastic
toe till morning.
EowICX .,
The following is the regular
monthly report of S. S. No. 7. for
the month of November. just the
names of the first three pupils in
each class is given,
V Class, Thomas Ferguson; IV
tta Burns, Stewart Finlay, Frank
ouglas; IV jr., Elsie Teskey, Mary
athers, Jennie Stewart; III Maggie
Finlay, Wm, Cathers, Wm. Finlay;
I jr., Baker Pomeroy, Alex Finlay,
Trimble; II Wess. Finlay,Chas.
Way, Won. Niehol,
Wm. 1IAiirixt, Teacher.
The following is the rep rt of lin.
S. No. 18, Iiowiek and Turnbnrry
r the monthe of November.
V Class, L. Fortune, 32, C, Vic.
ichael, 80, J. Underwood, 21), I.V.
Lockhart 41, W, Weir 39, W.
s
braham 32. IV jr., M. Willits, 87
Mayes, 80, R. Genunlll 28, III
*Glynn 37, R. Undorwae.i, 3-1, -
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rt3f..mJli�"irk °1C ' - III
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041 FOR THE HEXA' 30 DAYS
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We will clear eat our stock of
WINTER OVERCOATS AND SUITS
at a rednetiotl of frons
j This is a rand chance to get a first class garment at a
small price. We guaranteesatisf~aetion in every respect.
Also woollen Underwear and all kinds of Men's
:; ''-`: Ni°' Is I. "y��G,' TA. � 3.
GM
O. CARE'S
10 TO Q5 PER 01 -TINT.
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T, Les M; Old Stand. Witiglaam.
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. Palmer, 33, Il: 3 ii'rrton, d`2. A.
ntosb, 40. E.11leTrrtash, 10. Pt. II
Uermmmil, 20, Fes. hooey; 20, W.
eir, 19. Pr. I R. Met3lynn, 20, lea,
iton, 20, E. Melntosh, 20,
Average Attendance 45.45.
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Illood means soundhealth. With para,
rich, healthy blood, the stomach, an, 'd3.
gestive organs 'will be vigorous, and trier*
will be no dyspepsia. Itheuratiam and
Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula !gird
Salt Rheum wilt disappear. With pure
Your nerves will be strong, and your
Bleep sound, sweet and refreshing,.
$hod's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood.
`l:'hat le why it cures so away diseases.
That le wby so nsan�' t oz.},nda take it
to cure disease, retain good health, re -
Vent sickness and suffering. Remrosl r
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Sarsaparilla
out; itA*'T atri "l c her$ 11 the Oso True Blood hoilOs . it
urs tate
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